Join the Movement
Human rights work is collective work. Whether you’re a lawyer, a youth leader, a researcher, a funder, or simply someone who believes in justice — there is a role for you at K-HAKI.
Ways to Engage
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K-HAKI depends on the energy, skills, and commitment of volunteers who believe in community justice. We welcome lawyers, researchers, communicators, IT specialists, trainers, and community organisers.
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We are building strategic partnerships with organisations that share our commitment to justice, dignity, and community self-determination. Whether institutional donor, implementing partner, or academic collaborator.
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K-HAKI’s impact is directly funded by individuals and institutions who believe legal aid should not be a luxury. Your donation keeps paralegals in the field, families in court, and communities informed.
For Community Members
If you or someone you know has experienced police brutality, enforced disappearance, land eviction, statelessness, or any other human rights violation — K-HAKI’s paralegals are available to help. Our services are free and confidential.
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Kibra, Nairobi — Mon to Fri, 8am–5pm
You can report a case or request legal help using our secure online form. All submissions are confidential.
Common Questions
Not at all. K-HAKI welcomes volunteers from all backgrounds — community organisers, researchers, communicators, IT professionals, photographers, trainers, and youth leaders. Legal experience is an advantage for some roles but not a requirement for most.
K-HAKI maintains a maximum 7% administration cost on all programme budgets. This means at least 93 cents of every Shilling donated goes directly to programme delivery — legal aid, paralegal stipends, community training, research, and advocacy work.
Yes. We welcome targeted funding for any of our 15 active projects. Funders receive project-specific financial reports, beneficiary data, and narrative outcomes reports. Contact us to discuss funding the project that aligns with your mandate.
K-HAKI is currently completing its formal NGO registration process with Kenya’s NGOs Coordination Board. We are a constituted community-based organisation with established governance, financial systems, and a track record since 2020.