To increase the enrollment and retention of girls in secondary school by providing scholarships and sanitary pads, forming girls' clubs, sensitizing communities about girls' rights to education and conducting advocacy at the community and district levels.

To build the capacity of adolescent-girl-focused organizations by creating a collaborative network and offering training and networking opportunities with national women’s rights and human rights organizations. CREAW will also re-grant funds to the organizations in its network so they can implement programs conceived in the network.

To promote women's rights, including girls' access to education, through workshops, girls' clubs and community-conversation forums.

To build the social and economic capital of adolescent girls through youth-led community outreach, safe spaces, psychosocial support and training on reproductive health, HIV/AIDS, life skills and entrepreneurship.

To advance the natural resource rights of Lake Turkana communities through national and international advocacy to prevent construction of the Gibe III dam.

To strengthen the capacity and support the growth of GALCK as it initiates efforts to decriminalize homosexuality; document and report human rights violations; increase access to LGBTI-friendly health services and build partnerships and alliances.

To build the long-term self-sufficiency of unaccompanied refugee girls in Nairobi by providing case management services, basic education, life-skills training, vocational training, financial literacy and income-generation through a cooperative.

To enhance the capacity of Kenya Natural Resources Alliance to coordinate, build the capacity of and elevate the voices of community-based organizations focused on natural resource rights; and to petition the Kenyan parliament to enact a new mining bill that respects the land and mineral rights of indigenous communities. 

To promote food security by training women farmer groups in biointensive sustainable agriculture, marketing, entrepreneurship, HIV/AIDS and home-based care.

To support the advocacy efforts of the Kisumu Brain Trust, a community of adolescent girl-focused organizations in western Kenya, and to enable KMET to expand its Sisterhood for Change program by setting up four satellite offices.