Grace Kikuvi is a Master of Arts Counseling psychologist who has extensive experience in psychotherapy and training. She is a strong communicator with a proven track record of achieving organizational objectives and timeframes. This has been achieved by being proactive, developing and implementing strategies to successfully meet goals.

She has worked with various institutions such as BRICKS (Building Resilience in Civil Society) in collaboration with Coast Interfaith Council of Clerics (CICC): Improving capacities of vulnerable women against violent extremism in communities at the coast project (ICV-WAVE), M.V Shah & M.V Shah Academy: Child Empowerment Programme, International Organization for Migration (IMO): Psychosocial support and psychoeducation, Compassion Kenya CDC (Child Development Care) Projects, Kenya Methodist University (Part time lecturer), Kisauni Village Polytechnic (Facilitator), Amani Counseling and Training Institute ( Psychotherapist and Facilitator), Kenya Professional Counseling Psychotherapist and Facilitator), Life Skills Promoters sponsored by KEPSA/KYEP (Facilitator), SOS Primary School and SOS Children’s Village (Facilitator and Psychotherapist).

 Grace is trained in trauma counselling, drugs and substance abuse, child counselling as well as VCT (HTC), HIV/AIDS care and counselling. She is a member of Kenya Counselling and Psychological Association: Membership NO. KCPA 0485/09.