‘Haki Kwa Wote’ (Justice for All)
Empowering citizens, state, and non-state actors to champion Human Rights, Good Governance, Peace, and Security.
About MIDRIFT HURINET
MIDRIFT HURINET is a non-profit founded in 2008 in Nakuru, Kenya. Its mandate is to empower citizens and promote human rights, peace, security, and good governance. It operates in Nakuru, Baringo, and Kisumu counties.
Our Programs and Thematic Areas
IUVP (Inclusive Urban Violence Prevention) REHAB (Rehabilitation) ECCES โ a USAID-funded program implemented with Act Change Transform (Act!) under Kura Ya Amani, Sote Tuhusike GAME โ Playmaker Program Kenya RPSP โ Resilience, Peace and Stability Program REINVENT
Nakuru County
Serving Nakuru with programs that promote peace, youth empowerment, and community engagement.
Kisumu County
Committed to advancing human rights and governance through innovative community projects.
Baringo County
Providing tailored advocacy and support services that strengthen local communities.
Nakuru Central
Focusing on justice advocacy and youth empowerment to create lasting change.
Insights
Explore thought-provoking articles and stories that highlight our advocacy work, community initiatives, and human rights challenges across Nakuru, Baringo, and Kisumu.
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How Development Partners Can Support Human Rights
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Inspiring Stories of Justice from Kisumu County
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Recent Impact Stories from Our Communities
Explore some of our most recent impact stories highlighting justice, protection, and community-driven solutions across our regions.
March 2025: Mathare Police Station Opens Dedicated Gender & Children Office
In March 2025, Mathare Police Station opened a dedicated Gender & Children Office. Since its launch, reported GBV cases have increased by 20% โ reflecting growing community trust and improved access to justice for survivors.
Sisi Kwa Sisi โ Community Emergency Response Network
Sisi Kwa Sisi is an 83-member emergency response network in Nakuru bringing together Community Health Promoters (CHPs), boda boda riders, youth, and local leaders to strengthen rapid response, survivor support, and community protection.
Police Mental Health & Wellness Programme โ Nakuru County
Our Police Mental Health Wellness Programme in Nakuru County supports officers with psychosocial care and resilience training, strengthening service delivery and fostering healthier police-community relations.
