Survivors Network Kenya is a survivor-led organization dedicated to combating human trafficking, child labour, forced labour, and modern slavery in Kenya. As a key player in Kenya’s anti-trafficking movement, they work to empower survivors by fostering leadership, amplifying their voices in decision-making spaces, and championing their rights at national, regional, and global levels.
Survivors Network Kenya champions the voices and leadership of trafficking survivors to drive systemic change. They help shape legislation and policies by collaborating with policymakers and international bodies, ensuring that anti-trafficking frameworks reflect survivor-informed perspectives. Through capacity-building programs and peer support networks, Survivors Network Kenya empowers survivors with advocacy and sustainability skills, amplifying their role in decision-making at local, national, and global levels. Simultaneously, they use grassroots connections to raise awareness, foster safer environments, and promote ethical survivor engagement practices. Above all, Survivors Network Kenya strive to eradicate exploitation and foster a future where justice, dignity, and freedom prevail.