STADA KENYA GOVERNANCE & SAFEGUARDING POLICY

Last updated: January, 2026

1. Safeguarding & Child Protection STADA Kenya maintains a zero-tolerance policy toward abuse, exploitation, and neglect. We uphold the rights of children as outlined in the Constitution of Kenya and the Children Act, 2022.

  • Commitment: We ensure safety in all programs for women, children, and vulnerable groups.

  • Reporting: Any suspected abuse must be reported immediately to management or relevant Kenyan authorities.

2. Code of Conduct All staff, volunteers, and partners must uphold the highest standards of integrity.

  • Ethics: We commit to transparency, avoiding conflicts of interest, and respecting human dignity.

  • Confidentiality: Professional secrecy regarding beneficiary data and organizational internal affairs must be maintained.

  • Breach: Violations of this code may lead to disciplinary action or termination of engagement.

3. Complaints and Whistleblowing We encourage the reporting of concerns (fraud, abuse of power, or discrimination) in good faith.

  • Confidentiality: Reports are handled discretely. Anonymous reporting is permitted via our website or direct management contact.

  • Non-Retaliation: STADA Kenya protects whistleblowers from any form of retaliation.

4. Transparency & Accountability In the interest of public accountability, STADA Kenya publishes Annual Reports available for download on our website. These reports include program impact, audited financial summaries, and governance updates.