In a major policy shift, Kenya’s Ministry of Interior and National Administration mandated the creation of Multisectoral Coordination and Collaboration Forums on Peace and Security in all 47 counties, fostering inclusive dialogue between state and non-state actors. With support from MIDRIFT HURINET and partners, these forums have been institutionalized at county and sub-county levels—laying the foundation for sustainable, community-driven peacebuilding efforts across the country.

In Nakuru County’s informal settlements of Karagita and Rhonda, former PM+ clients have formed self-sustaining support groups that offer psychosocial support and run income-generating initiatives like soap making and table banking. These groups, initiated through MIDRIFT’s Mental Health and Psychosocial Support project, continue to strengthen community resilience and peer support beyond the formal intervention.