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One house. More than housing.
Support connects shelter, wellbeing, health, family work, practical pathways and community.
Individual planning, external referrals and follow-up connect the pieces rather than operating as another separate programme.
How support works ↗
Built because there needed to be somewhere to go.
Kenneth & Jacob's House began in 2020 as a grassroots response to homelessness and crisis affecting LGBTQ+ young people in Kenya.
Safety can begin with a room. Stability takes more.
Organisation-reported cumulative indicators · 2020–2026. Service figures can overlap.
Belonging should not end when a service does.
Peers, alumni, volunteers, service partners and allies can stay connected without anyone having to disclose a private history.
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Stories + knowledge.
The things people usually need before they act.
Can I come to the house without an appointment?+
No. Residential access is coordinated in advance. Use the visit request and the team will respond if the visit is approved.
Does a referral mean someone is automatically admitted?+
No. A referral starts review. KENJAC still assesses need, safeguarding, fit and available capacity.
Do I have to tell my whole story on the website?+
No. Share what is needed to begin. More sensitive information can be handled through an appropriate private channel.
Can I raise a concern without giving my name?+
Yes. The feedback route allows an anonymous submission.
How do I volunteer or partner with KENJAC?+
Use the volunteer form for time and skills, or contact KENJAC for services, opportunities, supplies and partnership ideas.
