The uptake of health services by child survivors of violence is a growing challenge, especially in sub-Saharan Africa. A major factor contributing to this is the inability of health care workers to provide extra support in facilitating referral to and linkage of the child survivors across the various service delivery points. LVCT Health, a civil society organization in Kenya, sought to explore the acceptability of using lay health workers trained as case advocates to escort child survivors of violence to various referral points within two public health facilities in Kenya.