Uniting Women, Transforming Communities
Imara Women Alliance Network (IWAN) is a coalition of women’s groups and advocates across Kenya committed to advancing gender equality, protecting women’s rights, and empowering communities. Together, we rise to end violence, challenge inequality, and build a future where women and girls thrive.
500+
Women Empowered
20+
Savings groups established
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Active partnerships allies.
5,000+
Members Reached
Building a Kenya Where Women Thrive
Imara Women Alliance Network (IWAN) unites women’s groups and advocates across Kenya to drive gender equality, protect women’s rights, and empower communities. Through advocacy, leadership development, economic empowerment, and grassroots mobilization, we create lasting change where women and girls thrive.
Our Vision
A Kenya where women and girls live free from violence, inequality, and exclusion, empowered to lead, thrive, and transform their communities.
Our Mission
To unite women’s groups and advocates into a powerful alliance that promotes equality, safeguards rights, and fosters social and economic empowerment
Discover Our Work, Impact & How to Join
Explore the core of IWAN: the programs driving change, the lives we’ve transformed, and the many ways you can stand with us to build a stronger, equal Kenya.
What We Do
We advance women’s rights across Kenya through advocacy, GBV protection, economic empowerment, leadership development, and community mobilization programs.
Our Impact
We transform communities across Kenya through leadership training, savings groups, GBV prevention campaigns, and strategic partnerships that drive lasting social change.
Get Involved
Join our movement-volunteer, become a member, donate, or partner with us to uplift women and girls across Kenya through initiatives that strengthen communities.
Supporting Women, Strengthening Communities
Every program we run is shaped by the real needs of women across Kenya. Through training, mentorship, and access to opportunities, we help women unlock their potential and uplift their families.