S.A.F.E. is a Kenyan NGO and UK charity that uses street theatre, films and community programmes to educate,
inspire and deliver social change. We work to tackle a range of social challenges including HIV/AIDS, post-election violence, gender-based violence, female circumcision, unsafe drinking water and environmental damage.

S.A.F.E. has been changing lives across Kenya for ten years. We featured in the Oscar-winning film The Constant Gardener and our first feature film Ndoto Za Elibidi - about HIV prevention and sexual violence - won ten international awards. Our second film, Ni Sisi - about peace and Kenyan identity - was released in February 2013 to international acclaim. The quality of S.A.F.E.'s work was in 2009 recognized by The STARS Foundation, winning the Rising Star Award for excellence and impact in HIV/AIDS education, and runner up for the main prize in 2010. In 2012, S.A.F.E. received an AfriComNet 6th Annual Award for Excellence in HIV and AIDS Strategic Communication in Africa. Admire S.A.F.E.'s life-saving work across Kenya and want to donate? Click here to set up a monthly standing order.