Get confidential help for someone being radicalised or recruited into violent extremism
National Counter Terrorism Centre, Executive Office of the President · sources read 4 Oct 2026
Use the Get Help form on counterterrorism.go.ke to reach a discreet NCTC counsellor if you or a loved one is being radicalised or recruited into violent extremism. If anyone is in danger right now, call the NCTC emergency hotline 0800721600.
- Fee
- We couldn't confirm a fee from the official page. Check it there before you pay.
- Where
- Online on the NCTC Get Help page (counterterrorism.go.ke/get-help), or by phone on the NCTC hotline 0800721600
Steps
- Go to the Get Help page on counterterrorism.go.ke. It connects you with discreet counsellors for you or a loved one.
- Fill in the form with your name, a phone number and a short message on how they can help, then press Send.
- In an emergency, call the NCTC hotline 0800721600.
- To report something suspicious you have seen, use the Report Any Suspicion form on the same site. NCTC says your identity will be protected.
Watch out
- On the Report Any Suspicion form, your name and phone number are optional. Say where you are and what you have seen.
- The online forms are not for emergencies. If someone is about to travel, be harmed or harm others, call 0800721600 straight away.
Who can apply
- Anyone being radicalised or recruited into violent extremism, or a family member or friend worried about them.
Official sources (2)
- Get Help counterterrorism.go.ke · read 4 Oct 2026
- NCTC - National Counter Terrorism Centre - Kenya counterterrorism.go.ke · read 4 Oct 2026