Be safer
We listen to what is happening now and explore immediate options for safety, shelter or referral without judgement.
Kenneth & Jacob's House stands with LGBTQ+ and gender-diverse young adults experiencing homelessness, rejection, violence or other forms of crisis in Kenya. We offer a safer place, people who will listen, practical support and space to work toward what comes next.



You may need somewhere safer to stay, someone to talk to, help thinking through practical choices, or simply a place where you do not have to explain or defend who you are. KENJAC starts with your priorities and works with you at a pace that respects your choices, consent and dignity.
We listen to what is happening now and explore immediate options for safety, shelter or referral without judgement.
Your experiences, identity, boundaries and hopes matter. Support starts with listening rather than making decisions for you.
Where options are available, we explain them clearly and support you to decide what feels right and realistic for your life.
Rebuilding can include friendship, community, livelihood, trusted relationships, family connections where safe and wanted, and a renewed sense of belonging.



You only need to share what you feel comfortable sharing. A KENJAC team member can listen and help you think through the next step. If KENJAC is not the right place for the support you need, we can explore appropriate referral options where available.
A safer placeTransitional HousingTemporary shelter, safety planning and support to think through stable next steps.Learn about staying at KENJAC →
Someone to talk toWellbeing & Psychosocial SupportPsychosocial and wellbeing support that respects privacy, identity, consent and individual pace.Explore wellbeing support →
BelongingCommunity & ConnectionPeer connection, trusted relationships and ways to stay connected beyond an immediate crisis.Explore community →
You can learn about the available support, contact us directly or begin through the online support form. You do not need to know exactly which programme you need before reaching out.
Find support →Organizations, outreach workers and trusted professionals can refer someone to KENJAC. Wherever possible, the person being referred should understand what information is being shared, why it is being shared and what may happen next.
Trusted community, rights, wellbeing and technology partners help widen the choices and support available to people connected with KENJAC.
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