Community-led action in West Pokot, Kenya

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Rooted in West Pokot • Led by community

Protecting children. Empowering communities.

We work alongside indigenous communities to end harmful practices, defend the rights of children and women, and build healthy, resilient futures.

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2019Community action since
6Core programme areas
2Community boreholes delivered
60+Women in resilience initiatives
CICR community programme participants
Who we are

Local knowledge. Lasting change.

The Centre for Indigenous Child Rights is a community-based organization advancing child protection, gender equality and climate-resilient livelihoods in West Pokot County and beyond.

Our approach places children, women, elders and local leaders at the centre of solutions—because change lasts when communities lead it.

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What we do

One community. Connected solutions.

Child protectionSafeguarding, rights awareness and safe spaces for children.
Ending FGM & GBVCommunity dialogue, survivor referral and alternative rites.
Girl-child educationMentorship, dignity and safer learning environments.
Women’s empowermentLeadership, livelihoods and economic opportunity.
Water & sanitationClean water, school WASH and community hygiene.
Climate resilienceTree nurseries, clean cooking and climate-smart livelihoods.
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Change you can see

Women participating in a CICR community session in West Pokot
West Pokot County

Together We End FGM

Community-led action helping girls, families and local leaders replace harmful practices with knowledge, protection and positive alternatives.

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Tunoyo and Kuyough

Power of Water

Safe and reliable water access for rural women, girls and families through community boreholes in Tunoyo and Kuyough.

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CICR in action

Community voices. Practical action.

Stand with communities building safer futures for children.