Education program 

We ensure access to education by providing play-based learning, school supplies, paying fees, and offering remedial classes for children who missed school. Under our Bright Beginning Project, we support children through Inclusive Early Childhood Development (IECD), using play-based learning to make education engaging and meaningful. SEL fosters self-awareness, emotional regulation, and positive interactions, laying a foundation for lifelong learning. By equipping children with essential social skills, the program strengthens family and community bonds, promoting resilience and inclusion. In a refugee camp, SEL is vital for healing trauma, improving well-being, and empowering children to thrive despite adversity. Through this program, we not only help children thrive but also strengthen families and communities, creating a foundation for a brighter future.

Environmental sustainability program

The Environmental Sustainability Program's aim is to teach refugees in Kakuma about climate change and encourage sustainable practices. The program consists of workshops and training aimed at increasing awareness about climate change and its effects. We promote sustainable practices like waste management, recycling, composting, and tree planting campaigns to mitigate environmental damage. We promote community involvement through the establishment of ecological clubs and public education initiatives that emphasize the significance of planting trees, managing waste, and adopting sustainable energy practices. This initiative equips refugees with the skills and resources to safeguard the environment, promoting a community that is both sustainable and strong.

Livelihoods Program

This program focuses on teenage mothers and vulnerable women in the Kakuma refugee camp. It concentrates on enhancing individuals' capabilities through vocational training, offering courses in tailoring and hairdressing. We also provide entrepreneurship training, including business planning, financial management, and marketing.
Moreover, workshops on economic empowerment improve financial understanding and offer networking opportunities. Mentorship, counseling, and peer support groups help with personal growth. This comprehensive strategy is focused on promoting economic self-sufficiency, strength, and involvement in the community.

Child Protection program

We protect children in Kakuma Refugee Camp through prevention, education, and family reunification. We address violence, exploitation, and abuse via awareness campaigns and child-friendly spaces offering play, learning, and psychosocial support.

Additionally, we collaborate with the Global Family Reunification Network (FRUN) to reconnect separated families through complementary pathways, ensuring every child has a safe, loving environment where they thrive.

We have recently joined the UNHCR Regional Community-Based Protection Network to improve the provision of basic protection and assistance services to vulnerable, forcibly displaced populations and individuals affected by serious human rights violations.

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