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Internship Opportunities at Kituo Cha Sheria (Legal Advice Centre)

Internship Opportunities

Kituo Cha Sheria (Legal Advice Centre) is inviting applications from qualified and motivated candidates for its 2026 Internship Programme. This is an excellent opportunity for recent graduates and continuing students seeking practical experience in a reputable human rights and legal aid organization committed to promoting access to justice in Kenya.

Available Internship Positions

Communication Intern
Human Resource Intern
Finance Intern
Legal Intern
Legal Assistant Intern
ICT Intern
Psychology Intern

Who Can Apply?

Applications are encouraged from:

Recent graduates seeking industrial exposure and practical work experience.
University and college students requiring internship or attachment opportunities.
Individuals passionate about justice, human rights, community service, and professional development.
Candidates with strong communication, teamwork, and interpersonal skills.

Why Join Kituo Cha Sheria?

Successful interns will have the opportunity to:

Gain hands-on experience in their respective fields.
Work alongside experienced professionals.
Contribute to initiatives that promote access to justice and human rights.
Build valuable professional networks and enhance career growth.

Application Deadline 12th June 2026

Interested candidates should submit their applications through the official application form below:

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**CONSULTANT TO CONDUCT AN ENDLINE SURVEY AND OUTCOME HARVESTING FOR THE MAHAKAMA HURU NYANJANI PROJECT**

Kituo Cha Sheria, with support from the Embassy of the Netherlands in Kenya through the UNDP Amkeni Wakenya Programme, is implementing the Mahakama Huru Nyanjani project aimed at promoting access to justice through strengthening awareness and utilization of the Small Claims Court framework in Mombasa County. Following the successful implementation of the project, Kituo Cha Sheria seeks to engage a qualified consultant to conduct an endline survey and outcome harvesting exercise for the project.

Purpose of the Consultancy

The purpose of the consultancy is to assess the effectiveness, outcomes, and overall impact of the Mahakama Huru Nyanjani project. The consultant will document key achievements, lessons learned, challenges encountered, and best practices that can inform future programming and replication of similar interventions.

Scope of Work

The consultant will be expected to:

Design an appropriate methodology and tools for conducting the endline survey and outcome harvesting exercise.
Review relevant project documents, reports, and monitoring data.
Conduct stakeholder interviews, focus group discussions, and key informant interviews with project beneficiaries and partners.
Assess the effectiveness and impact of project interventions on access to justice and utilization of the Small Claims Court.
Identify key outcomes, lessons learned, challenges, and best practices.
Prepare and submit a comprehensive endline survey and outcome harvesting report with actionable recommendations.

Deliverables

The consultant shall provide:

An inception report detailing the methodology and work plan.
Data collection tools and survey instruments.
A draft endline survey and outcome harvesting report.
A final report incorporating feedback from Kituo Cha Sheria.

Qualifications and Experience

Interested consultants should possess:

· Bachelor’s degree in Law, Development Studies, Social Sciences, Monitoring and Evaluation, or a related discipline from a recognized institution.

· At least five (5) years of proven experience in designing and conducting evaluations, outcome harvesting, assessments, and research assignments for donor-funded programs and projects, with demonstrated expertise in data collection, analysis, reporting, and utilization of findings to inform program improvement and decision-making.

Strong knowledge of governance, access to justice, and legal empowerment programming.
Excellent analytical, report writing, and communication skills.
Experience working with civil society organizations and justice sector stakeholders will be an added advantage.

Duration of the Assignment

The consultancy is expected to be conducted within a period of 30 days from the date of contract signing.

Application Procedure

Interested candidates are invited to submit:

A technical proposal outlining the methodology and understanding of the assignment.
A financial proposal.
Updated CV(s) highlighting relevant experience.
At least three references for similar assignments undertaken.

Applications should be sent to info@kituochasheria.or.ke with the subject line: “Consultancy for Endline Survey and Outcome Harvesting – Mahakama Huru Nyanjani Project” by 10^th June, 2026.

Only shortlisted candidates will be contacted.

MONITORING, EVALUATION AND LEARNING (MEL) OFFICER

We’re hiring! Kituo Cha Sheria is seeking a Monitoring, Evaluation & Learning (MEL) Officer to strengthen data-driven impact, accountability, and organizational learning across our programmes.

If you’re passionate about human rights, data, and driving meaningful change, this opportunity is for you.

To apply, visit: https://lnkd.in/en79Yy4q

Position Title	Monitoring, Evaluation and Learning (MEL) Officer
Duty Station	Kituo Cha Sheria Headquarters, Nairobi, Kenya \| Field travel required
Work Arrangement	Hybrid (Remote and On-site)
Contract Type	One (1) Year Contract Basis
Role Level	Programme Officer Level
Reporting To	Head of Programmes / Programme Manager
Application Deadline	27th April 2026
Applications To	hr@kituochasheria.or.ke

ICT Officer–Consultant

Kituo cha Sheria is a leading Kenyan non-governmental organization dedicated to providing access to justice for the poor and marginalized through legal aid, advocacy, and community empowerment. In pursuit of its mission, Kituo cha Sheria leverages technology to enhance legal aid delivery, manage case data efficiently, and support its advocacy initiatives.

To strengthen its ICT capacity, ensure system security, and improve digital service delivery, Kituo cha Sheria seeks the services of an ICT Officer–Consultant to oversee ICT operations, lead system improvements, and conduct a comprehensive IT audit to ensure compliance, efficiency, and alignment with best practices.

Objective of the Assignment

The ICT Officer–Consultant will ensure robust, secure, and efficient ICT systems that support Kituo cha Sheria’s operations and programs. This includes maintaining ICT infrastructure, developing and supporting systems and driving digital transformation aligned with the organization’s mission.

Scope of Work / Key Responsibilities

ICT Infrastructure Management

Implement digital security and ICT audit report recommendations aimed at upgrading KITUO’s ICT infrastructure.
Maintain, upgrade, and troubleshoot computer hardware, software, and network systems.
Ensure reliable internet connectivity and network security.
Manage ICT asset inventory, servicing, and disposal in compliance with policy.
Implement and monitor data backup and recovery systems.

Systems Development and Support

Manage and update Kituo cha Sheria’s clients and case management system and databases.
Support and maintain the organizational website and online legal aid platforms.
Customize or develop ICT tools to improve service delivery, including mobile applications for legal aid.
Provide ICT support and training to staff to enhance digital literacy.

Information Security

Implement and update cybersecurity measures, firewalls, and antivirus solutions.
Develop and enforce ICT security policies and procedures.
Ensure compliance with Kenyan Data Protection Act and other relevant regulations.

Digital Transformation & Innovation

Support the rollout of online legal services and e-learning platforms for paralegals.
Explore and integrate innovative digital tools for legal awareness campaigns.
Research and recommend emerging ICT solutions relevant to access-to-justice work.
Begin the process of documenting, organizing, and maintaining Kituo cha Sheria’s ICT records, policies, and standard operating procedures to ensure consistency, compliance, and ease of reference for current and future operations.

Deliverables

Monthly ICT operations and maintenance reports.
Updated and secure ICT systems, databases, and websites.
Support in procurement of required ICT materials.
Staff ICT training sessions and user guides.
Implementation plan for audit recommendations and suggest further audits.
Maintain inventory of ICT infrastructure.

Duration & Level of Effort

The consultancy will run for Three (3) months on a full-time. Extensions will depend on performance and organizational needs.

Reporting & Supervision

Primary: The ICT Officer–Consultant reports to the Executive Director (or ED’s office), especially for strategic oversight and accountability.
Secondary (functional): Day-to-day supervision could come via a department overseeing Finance & Administration, or Support Services, depending on internal operations stretching from the Personal Assistant in the Office of the Executive Director

Qualifications & Experience

Essential:

Bachelor’s degree in Information Technology, Computer Science, or related field.
At least 3 years’ experience in ICT support and systems administration.
Strong understanding of network management, database systems, and web administration.
Demonstrated knowledge of ICT security protocols and compliance frameworks.
Excellent analytical, communication, and training skills.

Desirable:

Experience in the NGO or access-to-justice sector.
Knowledge of open-source legal case management systems.
Ability to adapt technology for low-resource environments.

Payment Terms

Payment will be made on a monthly basis upon submission and approval of deliverables, including ICT performance reports.

How to Apply

Interested candidates should submit:

Technical and financial proposal (including consultancy fee).
Updated CV detailing relevant qualifications and experience.
At least three professional references.

Send applications to: hr@kituochasheria.or.ke with the subject: “Application – ICT Officer–Consultant”