Safety
A confidential first response, structured assessment and temporary shelter pathway where appropriate.
Kenneth & Jacob's House provides temporary transitional housing and coordinated support for gender-diverse and sexual-minority young adults facing homelessness, family rejection or crisis in Kenya.
KENJAC connects immediate safety with psychosocial care, practical support, advocacy and community reintegration. Each step is human-reviewed and shaped around dignity, consent and realistic next moves.
A confidential first response, structured assessment and temporary shelter pathway where appropriate.
Psychosocial support, wellbeing check-ins and specialist referral pathways when additional care is needed.
Case support that keeps the person involved in decisions, goals and transition planning.
Community, peer and partner pathways that help support continue beyond an immediate crisis.
Public forms are intentionally simple. Sensitive case information and uploaded identity documents move into the protected SOIMS environment, where authorised staff can review them.
Explore services first, or use the structured access pathway. You do not need to understand KENJAC’s internal system to know where to begin.
Access services →Partner organisations can submit structured referrals directly into KENJAC’s protected intake workflow, including required identity and supporting documents.