If you need urgent help or support in Kenya, the following organizations provide emergency, medical, legal, and emotional support services.
If you are in immediate danger, contact emergency services right away.
Seek urgent in-person care if you have:
- Severe pain or heavy bleeding
- Symptoms after a sexual assault
- Suicidal thoughts or self-harm urges
- Signs of pregnancy complications (heavy bleeding, severe headache, vision changes)
- A high fever during pregnancy
- You feel you are in immediate danger
Emergency & Support Contacts in Kenya
Healthcare Assistance Kenya (HAK) — National GBV Helpline
National toll-free gender-based violence helpline, staffed by tele-counsellors across all 47 counties.
Kenya (national) · 24/7 call centre
Source: hakgbv1195.org · Published details checked 14 September 2026
Local SRHR Support & Advocacy
Rachael Hope O.
Certified SRHR Advocate
- Founder – SafeBody.talk
- Founder – Conversextion Kenya
- Team Lead SRHR – Youthcare Africa
SafeBody.talk provides educational information and links to support resources. This page does not replace professional emergency services. In an emergency, always contact local emergency services or go to your nearest health facility.