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Jimmia Women Rescue Centre is an NGO based in Nakuru, Kenya that supports vulnerable and abused women

17/06/2026

Today we visited our dear sister Mary (not pictured) and her family, simply to be present, to encourage them, and to remind them that they are not walking this journey alone.

The battle against cancer has not been an easy one. There have been challenges, uncertainties, and difficult days along the way. Yet through it all, God’s grace has continued to sustain them, and His faithfulness has never failed.

We spent precious time fellowshipping together, sharing words of hope, laughter, and encouragement. Most importantly, we joined our hearts in prayer, lifting our sister before the Lord and trusting Him for healing, strength, comfort, and peace for the entire family.

As we left, we were reminded that even in life’s hardest seasons, God’s presence remains constant. We continue to stand with this family in faith and love, believing that the One who holds tomorrow is holding them today.

Please keep our sister and her family in your prayers.🙏❤️

16/06/2026

🌍 Day of the African Child 2026

Join us as we celebrate and advocate for every child’s right to safe water, sanitation, and hygiene.

Together, let us build a future where every child can grow, learn, and thrive in a safe and healthy environment.

11/06/2026

Meet Esther Wambui, the Manager of Jimmia Women Rescue Centre. She serves as the official administrator and spokesperson of the centre, overseeing coordination, communication, and all administrative operations.

We deeply appreciate her dedication, consistency, and the love she pours into her work. She leads with compassion, integrity, and a strong sense of responsibility in serving the young mothers, girls and babies under our care.

We honour her commitment and pray for continued strength, wisdom, and grace as she continues to serve with excellence.

For all official inquiries, support, or partnership matters, she remains the direct contact person for the centre:

📞 +254 703 888 111
📧 [email protected]

10/06/2026

A heartfelt thank you to our visitors Paula, Moniek, Marina, and Martina for your generous donation of food supplies to our centre🙏🙏

Your kindness and support are a great blessing to the young mothers and babies in our care. We are deeply grateful for your thoughtfulness and generosity.

May God abundantly bless you and reward you for the difference you are making in the lives of others.❤️

09/06/2026

Today, we took baby Johnson to a special clinic at Rhonda Hospital. After the clinic, we visited our young mother’s home together with CHP Mr. Enoch for an assessment visit.

The assessment visit helps us understand the home environment, living conditions, and support systems of our young mothers. This enables us to identify their needs and plan appropriate support, including their successful reintegration into the community when the time comes.

We remain committed to supporting the health and well-being of both mother and child through continuous care, follow-up, and guidance.❤️

03/06/2026

Recently, we were pleased to host visitors from WEL, who introduced us to a new database system for recording and managing information for the women and girls we serve.

This system will help improve record-keeping, data security, and service delivery, enabling us to better support the individuals and families we serve. We are grateful for their support and commitment to strengthening our capacity through innovative and sustainable solutions. God bless you.🙏

01/06/2026

Today, we proudly joined the National Memorial Procession to honor the memories of women and children whose lives have been lost to femicide, gender-based violence, and other forms of preventable violence.

The procession served as a powerful reminder that behind every statistic is a life, a family, and a community forever changed by loss. It brought together organizations, advocates, survivors, families, and members of the public to collectively mourn, remember, and demand urgent action to address the growing crisis of violence against women and children.

As an organization dedicated to protecting, empowering, and advocating for vulnerable women and girls, we stand in solidarity with survivors and affected families. We call for strengthened prevention measures, timely access to justice, survivor-centered support services, and greater accountability to ensure that every woman and child can live in safety, dignity, and freedom.

Today was not only a day of remembrance but also a call to action. We honor those we have lost by continuing to advocate for a society where violence has no place, where survivors are supported, and where every woman and child is protected and valued.

Together, we remember. Together, we raise our voices. Together, we work toward a future free from violence.

28/05/2026

Today, we stand together to break the stigma and build a . 🌸

Jimmia proudly joins the world in commemorating Menstrual Hygiene Day 2026, promoting dignity, confidence, education, and access to menstrual hygiene for every girl and woman.

Together, we can create safe spaces where no girl misses school, feels ashamed, or suffers in silence because of her period.❤️

26/05/2026

In light of the recent heartbreaking events affecting women and children across Kenya, we urge everyone to keep the affected families in their prayers during this difficult time.🙏

Let us continue to stand together in compassion, vigilance, and unity as we work towards safer communities for all.

If you or someone you know needs support, guidance, or assistance, feel free to reach out to us.

📞 0703 888 111

25/05/2026

Meet Mary (not her real name), a 17 year old mother to an 11 month old baby boy. She was referred to us by a Community Health Promoter (CHP) from Rhonda through Rhonda Police Station after experiencing child abuse and neglect from her mother following her early pregnancy.

Due to the difficult and unsafe environment at home, Mary and her infant were forced to sleep on the streets, exposing them to even greater risks and vulnerability. The trauma, rejection, and lack of basic support have deeply affected both the young mother and her child.

At the centre, we have stepped in to provide immediate support and protection for them. This includes safe shelter, basic needs, medical care, psychosocial support, counselling, and emotional care as we work on a long-term solution for their wellbeing and stability.

Our goal is to restore hope and safety for Mary and her baby while empowering her towards a better and more secure future.❤️

Address

Jimmia Women Rescue Centre
Nakuru

Telephone

+254703888111

Website

https://jimmiawrc.org/

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