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ICW-KENYA
We are a national network run by and for women living with HIV in Kenya — advocating for dignity, health, human rights, access to prevention, treatment, care and support services, and meaningful involvement in every decision that affects our lives.
About Us
The International Community of Women Living with HIV Kenya Chapter (ICWK) was registered as a Kenyan NGO in 2012. We exist so that no woman living with HIV faces stigma, discrimination, barriers to SRHR services, or exclusion from the decisions that shape their life.
Guided by the principal that “Nothing for us without us,” ICWK has identified five thematic areas around which its work is organized to deliver on its mandate:
• Access to and uptake of HIV and AIDS, TB, Malaria and SRHR services by women living with HIV in all diversity.
• Strengthening community systems and supportive structures
• Increase participation of WLHIV in advocacy for HIV and related diseases; policy development, programming, implementation, monitoring and evaluation.
• Institutional strengthening for ICWK.
• Domestic resource mobilization for health.
Education
Health care
Come join us
We need to reshape our own perception of how we view ourselves. We have to step up as women living with HIV and take the lead.because we are strong enough to do so.
Our Mission
To advocate for the improvement and quality of life of women living with HIV in Kenya.
17 July, 2020
Education programmes that promote HIV/AIDS awareness, prevention, and access to accurate and reliable information.
Education programmes that promote HIV/AIDS awareness, prevention, and access to accurate and reliable information.
29 June, 2020
We are committed to empowering communities through HIV/AIDS awareness, education, and access to essential support services.
Our work focuses on building informed, supportive communities by promoting HIV/AIDS awareness and reducing stigma.
5 May, 2020
We strive to strengthen communities by advancing HIV/AIDS awareness, promoting human rights.
We work to reduce stigma, promote inclusion, and support individuals affected by HIV in living healthy and fulfilling lives.





