Together, disrupting socio- cultural/systemic cycles of human trafficking and exploitations through survivor led interventions and inclusivity!

For Girls, Women & Children

Women and girls received counseling, psychosocial support & leadership training since 2004

Women started new businesses

Women & girls received sanitary pads between 2019 - 2024

Vision.

Life Bloom sees a world where vulnerable women and children survivors of human trafficking and sexual exploitation and women and children living with disability regain choice and control over their lives, health and livelihoods in order for them to develop the independent and safe future they deserve.

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About Us

Life Bloom promotes peace building through inclusive partnerships between communities, government, and other key players.

Our Mission: We exist to support, guide vulnerable women and children survivors of human trafficking and sexual exploitation in need of safe spaces by disrupting socio- cultural/systemic cycles of human trafficking. We adopt the survivor-led interventions to develop a safe future and become dignified leaders they deserve.

Life Bloom Services International is a women-led non-profit organisation founded in Sept 2004 working with vulnerable women and children survivors of human trafficking and sexual exploitation, and women and children living with disability in Nakuru and Narok Counties in Kenya, to regain choice and control over their lives, health, livelihoods in order for them to pursue a safe, prosperous, and healthy life of their choosing.

We are a team of women committed to supporting vulnerable women and children survivors of human trafficking and sexual exploitation, those at risk of trafficking, and women and children living with disability. Life Bloom has successfully trained and graduated 2,176 women and girls (and men too) who
would otherwise not have had an opportunity to receive any structured education and learning opportunities that are beneficiary centered. Our expertise in survivor-informed approaches has made us offer services to 15,344 beneficiaries through counseling, direct assistance, SRH and menstrual hygiene, and mentorship. https://rb.gy/bzsd

We are a small core local team, comprising seven members of staff based in Nakuru and Narok Counties, in Kenya. We are supported by Partners and The Friends of Life Bloom U.S.

lifebloomservicesinternational@gmail.com

(+254) 722 695 890

Our Team

What We Do (Core Program Components)

Any woman or child that comes through Life Bloom’s doors, or is referred to us by an institution, community member, or community leader is invited to an initial, personalized introductory session. In the session, we identify the services and support that will initially be required to make sure they are safe and healthy. The support and services are modelled around Direct Assistance Approach of the 4-Ps pillars of:

1. 1. Prevention: Advocacy, Lobbying, Capacity Development
  2. Protection: Rescues, Safety, Access to services
  3. Prosecution: Access to legal justice through partnerships with Court Users Committees (CUCs)
  4. Partnerships: Engaging with Government, Community leadership and Holding each other to account

Advocacy and Lobbying

Training of lobby teams, community mentors, awareness creation, community dialogues, policy change engagement with the government. It also includes peermentorship programs

Protection and Safety

Rescue, shelter placement, access to initial services like mental health services, medical services, sanitary towels and life skills education. Includes direct assistance support for human trafficking survivors and community counselors.

Individual and Household livelihood empowerment for change of their narratives through Direct Assistance Approach

Building communities' resilience to change their narrative through capacities for survivors and vulnerable groups to rise above poverty situations, take the lead in interventions for prevention and response to violations. This includes education support for children and the 6-STEPs curriculum for women and women groups.

Parternships through Duty Bearers and stakeholders in the Community

Collaborating with partners to strengthen delivery of justice and other services while holding each other to account. Strengthening government led systems and bring the community on board for inclusion, ownership and sustainability. This includes Court Users Committees (CUCs) for Naivasha Law Courts.

THEORY OF CHANGE

Our Activities

A gallery of our activities

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Our Impact

Our impact so far

2018 - 2025

Basic Education

We have supported 209 children in their basic education

2020 - 2021

Family Planning

126 family planning referrals and and 470 HIV patients served.

2014 - 2025

Child Protection Services

122 children supported and referred to child support services

2021 - 2022

Scholarships Abroad

55 women enrolled for EBU scholarship courses, 39 graduated.

2020-2022

Covid-19 Vaccination

Accompanied 87 women for COVID vaccination appointments

Testimonials

What people are saying

Since I completed the EBU Class in April, I have seen major milestones in my clothes business. I now practice record keeping. I expanded my business with 150$ capital. I do not struggle anymore financially and all my needs are met.

Juliet

Nakuru, Kenya

“Thanks to Life Bloom for mentoring our group and training us on financial literacy and savings culture”

Jane

Nakuru, Kenya

TGGF project has helped me, my sister and many girls to go to school, this will help me achieve my dream of becoming a teacher and help many needy children in Naivasha.

Winnie

Nakuru, Kenya

More Information

What’s the problem?

More than 41% of Kenyan women report having suffered physical or sexual violence from their spouse or partner according to a recent Demographic and Health Survey Report 10% of young girls in some parts of Kenya engage in transactional sex in exchange for sanitary pads (according to UNICEF).

Our long term strategy

In the long-term, we foster a community of mentors, counselors and group support systems, for both women and children that allow individuals to access support and guidance for many years to come, and continually keep moving in the direction that they want their life to go.

Our immediate plans

We need to continue providing vital support to women and children across Nakuru and Narok Counties, and expand access to our services, as well as referral to further services and opportunities. There is an increasing number of women and children in need of support to regain choice and control over their lives. Guided by our Strategic Plan, in the next 4 years we intend to reach 445 women and children with the opportunities that we have proven can support them in pursuing a safe, prosperous, and healthy life of their choosing.

Our achievements so far

Since 2004 we have worked with more than 15,344 women and children across Nakuru, Narok and Nairobi Counties. We have worked with funders and partners such as Equality Now, Her Future Coalition, The Global Fund For Women, Friends of Life Bloom USA through Umoja Church & Myriad USA, the United Nations Voluntary Trust Fund, and the United Nations Slavery Fund. We also have long-term partnerships with the Nakuru County Government, the Kenya Red Cross, and the Naivasha sub-county Children’s Department. - Provided counseling to 15,344 women and children - Provided long-term support to 206 women - 55 women enrolled in European Business University - Trained 66 peer mentors - Trained 44 children counselors - Seen 80% of women start their own businesses - Installed 1 water tank - Rehomed 5 women 80% of whom have created a business - Seen 149 women generate a total of $133 per month in revenue from their business