Nanyuki, Laikipia County, Kenya

Partners & accountability

Working openly, with others

We believe trust is earned through transparency. This page lists our confirmed partners and networks, and the documents that show how we are governed and accountable.

Partners

Our partners

We name partners here only once a relationship has been confirmed and both sides have agreed to be listed.

Partner listings being confirmed

Confirmed partners will be listed here

We are confirming partnership details and permissions before listing organisations on our website. If your organisation would like to work with us, we would be glad to hear from you.

Partner with LAWODA

Relevant networks

Relevant grassroots network

GROOTS Kenya

A national network of grassroots women-led community groups in Kenya, whose focus on grassroots women’s leadership is closely aligned with our own. Listing here indicates relevance to our work, not a formal partnership, sponsorship or endorsement.

Visit GROOTS Kenya (opens in a new tab)

Accountability

Governance documents & policies

These documents will be published here as they are finalised. Partners who need any of them in the meantime can request them directly.

Accountability documents and their publication status
DocumentWhat it showsStatus
Registration certificateLAWODA’s official registration as a community-based organisation.Being prepared
Constitution & governance structureHow LAWODA is governed, and the roles of members, officials and the board.Being prepared
Annual reportsWhat we did each year, and what we learned.Being prepared
Financial statementsHow funds were received and used, audited or reviewed where applicable.Being prepared
Safeguarding policyHow we protect children and vulnerable adults in all our work.Being prepared
Complaints & feedback procedureHow anyone can raise a concern, and how we respond.Being prepared
Anti-fraud & conflict of interest policyHow we prevent misuse of resources and manage conflicts of interest.Being prepared
Website privacy noticeHow this website handles personal information.Read the draft notice

Feedback & concerns

Raise a concern

We want to hear from anyone who has a concern about our work, our staff or volunteers, or how we use resources.

You can contact us by phone on +254 115 339625 or by email at lawodacbo@yahoo.com. Concerns are treated seriously and confidentially. Please do not include sensitive details in the website contact form — ask us for a safe way to share them.

If anyone is in immediate danger, contact the police on 999 or 112. Kenya’s free national gender-based violence helpline is 1195.