This is an avenue that offers members of the public an opportunity to discuss their issues with a lawyer for legal advice. We have mobile legal aid clinics and an embedded legal aid clinic at the faculty of law. During mobile legal aid clinics we go to the people and talk to them. At the embedded clinic, members have an opportunity to visit the faculty of law for personalized legal assistance. The embedded clinic is open twice a week, on Tuesdays and Thursdays.

We conduct tailor made trainings with different groups on matters such as gender and women rights, administration of justice, and alternative dispute resolution among others.

We have a call center that is open 24/7 serviced by three Toll-Free Numbers through which clients can reach us for help. Sensitization Workshops: We hold sensitization workshops with different clusters of the community on different issues including but not limited to Constructional rights and the Legal Aid Act (2016).

Yes, we offer pro-bono services to clients once we assess and arrive at the decision that a certain case is deserving.

To amplify this debate on access to justice we collaborate with Nakuru based radio and television stations in sharing information. These discussions have acted as referral points for clients to us.