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Liberty in Action

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Welcome to Liberty in Action Kenya (Libac-Kenya)- where change begins, potential thrives, and diversity shapes a brighter tomorrow. 

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Become part of a movement dedicated to building communities where dignity, respect, and opportunity thrive. At LIBAC-Kenya, we’re not just shifting perspectives; we’re transforming lives.

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Liberty In Action Kenya (LIBAC-Kenya) is a women-led, rights-based organization advancing social inclusion by addressing harmful social norms through four core thematic areas: Gender Justice and Child Protection, Youth Leadership, Climate Action and Social Accountability with a focus on marginalized communities. Rooted in community structures and led by individuals with lived experience, LIBAC is committed to translating grassroots voices into meaningful, lasting change. LIBAC leverages trusted community platforms and volunteer-led initiatives to sustain grassroots engagement and ensure its interventions are locally driven and accessible.

We adopt a survivor-centred and trauma-informed approach, ensuring that our programs are grounded in empathy, individualized care, and the dignity of every person. LIBAC’s founders and leadership bring over a decade of collective experience in community development, with strong technical expertise in social norms change programming, gender-based violence prevention and response, civic education, youth inclusion, and policy advocacy. Our approach is participatory, inclusive, and anchored in intersectional feminism and social justice, ensuring that no one is left behind in the pursuit of equity and transformation.

Gender Justice & Child Protection

Climate Action

Youth Leadership

Social Accountability

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Our Community-Based Protection & Empowerment Model

LIBAC-Kenya delivers all its programs through the Community-Based Protection and Empowerment Approach (CBPEA), a participatory, inclusive, and survivor-centred model that empowers communities to lead their own transformation.

CBPEA is built on five ethical principles:  it is survivor-centred, trauma-informed, rights-based, feminist and inclusive, and committed to do no harm. Originally developed by UNHCR and adopted by organizations such as CARE and IRC, the approach ensures community members are not passive recipients, but co-creators of long-term solutions. We have localized this model to reflect Kenya’s social realities and resilience.

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How We Apply CBPEA

Community-Led Planning

Co-design with community

Local Capacity Strengthening

Empower youth & women groups

Safe Spaces & Support Systems

Promote healing & protection

Multi-Stakeholder Collaboration

Local gov’t & CSO engagement

Evidence & Accountability (MEAL)

Learning & feedback loops

Programmatic Integration

Model used across all programs

You give but little when you give of your possessions. It is when you give of yourself that you truly give.

~ Kahlil Gibran

Our Impact

Reasons for helping

Join LIBAC’s mission to drive sustainable, transformative change. Your support empowers programs that champion gender equality, youth leadership, climate resilience, social justice, and educational access.

Together, we:

  • Advance Gender Equality by promoting empowerment and allyship.
  • Empower Youth through leadership and mentorship initiatives.
  • Promote Climate Action via sustainable community programs.
  • Support Social Justice with legal aid and advocacy.
  • Enhance Education through inclusive, rights-focused learning.

Your contribution ensures LIBAC’s impact endures, fostering community-led solutions for lasting change.

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Women Experiencing GBV

Gender Justice: 41% of Kenyan women experience GBV, with rates rising to 55% among married women (KDHS 2022). FGM affects 21% of women aged 15–49, stressing the need for targeted advocacy and education.

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Youth Unemployment

Youth Empowerment: Youth unemployment stands at 40% among 15-24-year-olds, fueling disenfranchisement (KNBS, World Bank). Only 24% of youth complete secondary education, hindering leadership potential (KDHS 2022).

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Climate Change

Reduction in food production: Climate change may reduce Kenya’s crop yields by 10-20% by 2050, risking food security (UNEP, IPCC). Additionally, 42% of Kenyans lack access to clean water, highlighting a need for sustainable solutions (UNICEF).

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Teenage pregnancy

Teenage pregnancy affects 14.4% of girls, emphasizing the importance of educational and health services (UNFPA). Only 49% of women without education complete the recommended prenatal visits, impacting maternal health (KDHS 2022). 

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Urgent need for Action

These statistics underscore the critical areas of intervention for LIBAC, emphasizing the need for targeted support and advocacy to drive meaningful change in these thematic areas.  Your involvement can help us extend our reach and effectiveness, making a tangible difference in the lives of those we serve. Together, we can transform societal norms, uplift communities, and promote social justice across Africa.

Join us in this vital mission—your support can lead to lasting change

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