ICRC Nairobi Regional Delegation

31/08/2026

With over 130 conflicts worldwide, more people are going missing, leaving families in prolonged uncertainty and pain. On the International Day of the Disappeared, we stand with families searching for answers. Every family has the right to know.

Many people go missing in the chaos of war. With the waiting, ther...

24/08/2026

Like our Movement partners, we are also deeply concerned by the repeated attacks on Red Cross volunteers supporting the Ebola response in Uganda and the DRC.

We continue to call for the protection of humanitarian workers against such attacks.

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Kinshasa / Kampala / Geneva, 24 August 2026 – The Red Cross Societies of the Democratic Republic of the Congo (CRRDC) and Uganda (URCS), the International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies (IFRC), and the International Committee of the Red Cross (ICRC) are deeply concerned about t...

21/08/2026

We were delighted to host PS Korir Sing’oei and colleagues from State Department for Foreign Affairs Kenya , at our logistics facilities. During their visit, we demonstrated how we efficiently move humanitarian assistance to communities in need both regionally and beyond.

Strong partnerships are essential for this vital work, and we are thankful for Kenya’s continued support of the ICRC and humanitarian efforts.

21/08/2026

We were delighted to host PS Korir Sing'oei and colleagues from Ministry of Foreign Affairs Kenya, at our logistics facilities. During their visit, we demonstrated how we efficiently move humanitarian assistance to communities in need both regionally and beyond.

Strong partnerships are essential for this vital work, and we are thankful for Kenya’s continued support of the ICRC and humanitarian efforts.

19/08/2026

To deliver lifesaving assistance, care for the sick, evacuate people from danger and support communities affected by crisis, the Red Cross Movement teams need safe access to where help is needed most.
Humanitarian workers are not targets.

19/08/2026

People affected by armed conflict must not be denied access to lifesaving assistance simply because humanitarian workers cannot safely reach them.

States and parties to armed conflict have a responsibility to protect humanitarian personnel and ensure they can carry out their work safely, effectively, and without obstruction.

19/08/2026

When humanitarian workers cannot safely reach people, assistance can stop when it is needed most. protects humanitarian personnel so they can carry out their work.
They are not targets.

14/08/2026

04/08/2026

After 8 years of implementation, our economic security project has concluded its operations in north-eastern Kenya, where it supported 22,000 vulnerable households in the Garissa, Mandera and Wajir counties, in partnership with the Kenya Red Cross Society

To understand how we have helped families restore livelihoods, improve household incomes, and strengthen self-reliance, read this article 👇.

600 vulnerable households that included female-headed households, youth-led families, persons with disabilities, internally displaced persons (IDPs), and small business owners whose livelihoods had been disrupted by the extension of the Somalia conflict along the Kenya-Somalia border, received about...