Information about where and how to get, and Help renewing documents such as work permit, and driver’s license; Information about living in Kenya; Information about local services; and An interpreter will go with you to help you access public service. - Re

Services

Information about living in Kenya

Information about local services

Information about where and how to get documents such as work permit, driver’s license, etc

Help renewing documents

An interpreter will go with you to help you access public service

Eligibility Requirements

All services listed are free of charge.

Services are offered to refugees, asylum seekers and survivors of Sexual and Gender Based Violence

Accessibility of Services

Services also available through calling 0700865559.

Calls can be made outside working hours, for urgent cases. 

Due to COVID 19, legal and counselling services is made through appointment by calling RCK numbers.

Appointments are made within the working office hours and working days, Monday to Friday, 8:00 am to 5:00 pm - Come in person, Call: +254703848641 , Email: info@rckkenya.org 

Services are available without referrals.

Interpretation for Oromo, Somali, South Sudanese, English, and Kiswahili languages is consistently available at our premises.

Services are available in the following languages by phone interpretation - Oromo, Somali, South Sudanese, English and Kiswahili languages.

Female interpreters are available. 

The entrance to this location has a ramp.

This location has female staff. 

All services listed are free of charge.

Women practitioners are available.  

Services are available Monday to Friday: 8:00 am – 5:00 pm.

Offices are closed on public holidays.    

Feedback Mechanisms and Timeframe for Response

Email, Phone call, virtual, physical.

As soon as possible