Legal aid, human rights education, and advocacy for vulnerable populations.
Free legal consultation for clients facing arrest, prosecution, or exploitation. Court representation for drug-related cases and bail assistance. Paralegal support for civil matters including family law and property disputes.
Trained paralegals provide front-line legal advice and document preparation. Case management and follow-up support. Partnership with lawyers for court representation.
Training workshops for police, administration police, and county askaris. Reducing harassment and violence against key populations. Distribution of rights cards and establishment of police-KP liaison mechanisms for constructive dialogue.
Community education on human rights, discrimination, violence prevention, and civic participation. Radio programs, baraza meetings, and school outreach. Empowering communities to recognize and report violations.
Rapid response to gender-based violence, police brutality, and other human rights violations. Safety planning and psychosocial support for survivors. Documentation and referral for prosecution.
Peer educators trained as human rights monitors. Documenting rights violations in real-time. Contributing to national advocacy campaigns and policy change at county and national levels.
Advocating for evidence-based drug policy, harm reduction as a valid public health approach, and protection from police harassment for people who use drugs.
Fighting criminalization of sex work, protecting against violence and exploitation, ensuring access to health services without fear of arrest.
Addressing high rates of violence against women and LGBTQ+ individuals. Supporting survivors and holding perpetrators accountable.
Ensuring young people have voice in policies affecting them. Youth leadership development and civic engagement.
Right to health information, confidential testing, and treatment without discrimination. Fighting stigma in healthcare settings.
Access to economic opportunities regardless of background. Fair labor practices and protection from economic exploitation.
Over two decades, our advocacy work has achieved meaningful change:
Successfully advocated that Kombani Rehabilitation Centre be located in accessible coastal area rather than remote site. Impact: thousands of beneficiaries gained access to treatment.
Public statements by director raised national awareness about drug cartel violence affecting coastal communities. Advocacy led to increased police presence and security improvements.
National Board recognition validated harm reduction model and positioned TWC as trusted advocate in national drug policy discussions.
Regular dialogue forums with law enforcement reducing harassment incidents. Youth report increased safety and reduced police arbitrary detention.
Rights protection
Paralegal support and case accompaniment
Duty-bearer engagement
Rights-aware training with local partners
Awareness & dialogue
Rights education and civic participation
Whether you need legal support or want to join our advocacy movement, reach out.