The City of Peace Women Safe House

  The City of Peace Safe House in Kenya, provides a safe and nurturing refuge for pregnant teens, young mothers, and girls under 20 who are survivors of sexual violence, exploitation, and abuse. The safe house offers temporary housing, holistic support, and a transformative path to independence through education and skill development.

At the City of Peace Safe House, our mission is to help young survivors rebuild their lives, restore their dignity, and transition into self-sufficient adulthood. Our holistic approach includes:

• Safe and Supportive Housing: Providing temporary shelter for those escaping abuse or at risk of homelessness.
• Counseling and Mental Health Services: Offering trauma-informed care to support emotional healing.
• Life Skills and Parenting Classes: Preparing young mothers for self-reliance and confident parenting.
• Legal Aid and Advocacy: Assisting survivors in accessing justice and legal protection.
• Healthcare Services: Including prenatal, maternal, and comprehensive medical support.
• Childcare and Crisis Intervention: Ensuring the safety and well-being of mothers and children.

The City of Peace Safe House integrates a Community Learning Center that provides survivors with educational and vocational training opportunities to build brighter futures:

• Primary and Secondary Education: Offering a second chance to complete education through Kenya National Examination Council-recognized programs.
• Vocational Training: Including computer literacy, beauty therapy, entrepreneurship, tailoring, and digital skills.
• Entrepreneurship Opportunities: Through initiatives like the Peace Social Enterprise, where participants earn income by creating handcrafted products.
• Community Library and Digital Learning: Providing access to books and technology, bridging the digital divide.