About Us — KIASWA Initiative

OUR STORY

A Community-Led Response to Health and Rights

KIASWA Initiative was established to address critical gaps in healthcare and rights for Trans and female sex workers in Kiambu County. We bridge community needs with county health systems and law enforcement to deliver integrated, dignified services.

Our Activities

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OUR RALLYING CALL

Sex Workers Rights are Women Rights, Women Rights are Human Rights.

Who We Are

The people, leadership, and networks that make KIASWA work.

Trans and female sex workers in Kiambu County - primary beneficiaries and driving voices of every programme we run.

Our Community

Dedicated leadership committed to programme delivery, rights advocacy, and community accountability.

Our Secretariat

10+ national and international partners including ASWA, SWOP Kenya, KESWA, MSF, and Kenya Red Cross.

Our Networks

Three Pillars of Service

Every programme KIASWA runs falls within one of three integrated service pillars.

HIV/AIDS services, Continuous Medical Education at partner hospitals, and 90-90-90 cascade support for key populations.

Biomedical

Community-Led Monitoring training, mental health retreats, and psychosocial support for staff and beneficiaries.

Behavioral

Law enforcement sensitization, county health policy advocacy, and the KIASWA Service Charter for dignified service delivery.

Structural

Our Partners

Organisations we work with to deliver rights-based services across Kenya.

PARTNER WITH US

Want to Partner with KIASWA Initiative?

Reach out to explore collaboration in health, rights, and community development. Together we can deliver dignified, life-changing services.

Improving the quality of life for Trans and female sex workers in Kiambu County through biomedical, behavioral and structural services.