Get help · Pata msaada
If you are in danger, do not wait for us
Maua Duniani is not an emergency service. These are. They are free, they answer at any hour, and you do not need to give your name.
National GBV helpline (HAK 1195)
Free from any phone in Kenya, 24 hours. Counselling, and referral to medical care, shelter, legal aid, police and emergency rescue. Operated by Healthcare Assistance Kenya with the State Department for Gender.
Simu ya bure, saa 24. Msaada kwa manusura wa ukatili wa kijinsia.Childline Kenya — for anyone under 18
Free, 24 hours, anonymous. For children, and for any adult worried about a child. Also on WhatsApp at +254 722 116 116.
Kwa watoto chini ya miaka 18. Ni bure, saa 24, bila kutoa jina lako.Police, ambulance, fire
Kenya's emergency numbers: 999, 112 or 911. If you are being hurt right now, call this first.
Polisi, ambulensi, zimamoto. Piga simu sasa hivi ikiwa unadhuriwa.GBV Recovery Centre, Coast General Hospital
Medical care, forensic examination and psychosocial support for survivors of sexual violence, in Mombasa. Going within 72 hours matters for both medical treatment and evidence — but go whenever you can, even if longer has passed.
Huduma za matibabu na ushauri nasaha kwa manusura, Coast General Hospital.FIDA Kenya
Free legal aid and representation for women. Offices in Mombasa.
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We run a savings and skills programme for girls and young women in one Mombasa community. We are not a shelter, a hotline, a clinic or a law firm, and we do not have staff on call at night.
What we can do is walk with you to the people who are equipped, and stay in touch afterwards. If you are not in immediate danger and you want to talk about joining the programme, our contact details are on the contact page — but please use the numbers above first if you need help today.