In March, Justice Pamoja held one of our community legal clinics at the Kiambiu Justice and Information Network, part of Kenya's Social Justice Centre movement. We saw firsthand what the Centre means to the community. It's more than office space—it provides a home for legal aid, community organizing, and human rights initiatives led by multiple organizations.

At our clinic, Justice Pamoja served 34 clients in a single day, many of whom we continue to represent. Because Justice Pamoja doesn't depend on a permanent office, our work will continue. But for the Kiambiu Justice Centre, relocating is essential if it is to continue serving the community.

Because of a government road project, the Centre must relocate. The cost of the move is approximately $540. It's a modest amount, but without it the Centre's work on justice, legal empowerment, and community advocacy will be disrupted.

At Justice Pamoja, we believe that strengthening justice sometimes means strengthening the organizations that make justice possible. The Kiambiu Justice Centre has been an invaluable partner to us, and we've already committed to helping. If you'd like to join us in preserving this important community resource, we'd be deeply grateful for your support.

Special Appeal to Protect Kiambiu Social Justice Centre