SirriSalama is a secure, anonymous, and accessible early warning platform that enables communities to report violence, abuse, radicalization, conflict, and other emerging threats through trusted reporting channels. No smartphone, no internet, no fear of backlash.
To transform community voices into early action by providing safe, anonymous, and accessible reporting channels that empower people to identify risks, protect vulnerable individuals, and prevent violence, abuse, and insecurity before they escalate.
Works for women on shared phones, low-literacy users (voice IVR, Phase 2), men reporting harm, and trusted community leaders. No one is locked out by literacy, language, gender, or geography.
To empower women and communities with safe, anonymous, and accessible reporting channels that transform early warnings into timely action, connecting people to trusted responders and preventing violence, abuse, radicalization, and insecurity before they escalate.
A world where every woman can safely raise the alarm, every warning sign is heard and acted upon, and every community has the tools to prevent violence, radicalization, and harm before they become irreversible.
Establish a secure, anonymous, and multilingual reporting platform accessible through USSD, voice, and toll-free channels, ensuring communities can report concerns using any mobile phone.
Empower women, youth, and community members to safely report early warning signs of radicalization, GBV, FGM, child protection concerns, community conflict, and other emerging threats without fear of retaliation or exposure.
Ensure timely response and case management by routing every report to trained handlers and relevant response partners according to predefined risk levels and escalation protocols.
Strengthen coordination with existing protection and response mechanisms including helplines, child protection services, gender offices, law enforcement agencies, and community-based organizations to improve access to support.
Protect the privacy and safety of reporters through robust anonymity, data protection, and security-by-design principles that minimize the collection and exposure of personally identifiable information.
Generate actionable early-warning data and community insights that enable stakeholders to identify patterns, monitor risks, and intervene before incidents escalate into violence, abuse, or crisis.
Pilot and validate the SirriSalama model in Marsabit County, expand across Northern Kenya, and ultimately scale into a national community early-warning and protection platform serving vulnerable and underserved communities.
SirriSalama is built and maintained by Team Marsabit under the Nuru Trust Network, within the Code for Human Rights 2026 programme. We are a community-rooted team with deep understanding of the safety challenges facing women and girls in Marsabit County and Northern Kenya.
Join us in building safer communities. Try the simulator, share the code, or reach out to partner with SirriSalama in your county.
Dial *519*41# from any phone in Marsabit County to report anonymously.