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On 22 August 2026, Kariobangi North Police Station became the fourth police facility to join Kate Riley Foundation's Nairobi East Cluster. With four facilities now operational, our cluster provides an estimated unique geographic coverage of approximately 43.5 km², spanning communities with a combined population of at least 400,000 residents. The first map shows the four sites, each with a 2.5 km radius, creating a circular coverage area of approximately 19.635 km² per site. B

On 15 August, Kate Riley Foundation conducted its first restocking of Police Abstracts and P3 Forms across three of the four police facilities where we currently operate: • Mathare Police Station — launched 14 July • Huruma Police Station — launched 21 July • Kariobangi South Police Post — launched 28 July The early results have been both encouraging and instructive. At Mathare, our flagship station, the initial 100 P3 Forms were exhausted on 14 August — exactly 30 days after

Kariobangi is a low-income residential estate in northeastern Nairobi. It consists of both apartments and slum-type dwellings. Kariobangi South itself is home to an exceptionally high population density of roughly 40,286 people per square kilometer, and a total of 100,978 residents based on 2019 census data - the most recent census conducted. Kariobangi South Police Post serves an area of approximately 2.5 km², bounded by Koma Rock Road, Outer Ring Road, Kangundo Road, and Mo

Yesterday, July 21st, 2026, we expanded the provision of key Police documents to Huruma Police Station which provides police services to a community of over 100,000 Huruma residents which includes the Huruma informal settlements. Each P3 form provided by the Kate Riley Foundation saves each community member KES 100 ($0.77) and every Police Abstract saves a member of the community KES 20 ($0.15). For context, Oxfam Kenya's 2025 Inequality Report indicates that, "Nearly half of

In Mathare and other densely populated informal settlements across Nairobi, access to justice is often hindered by barriers that prevent people from accessing essential public services. One such barrier is access to official police documents. Many victims seeking to report cases of violence, robbery, sexual assault, and other crimes are unable to obtain the documents they need to pursue justice. A 10-page Kenya Police Medical Examination Report (P3 Form), for example, can cos