Education and Empowerment for Refugee Girls Education and Empowerment for Refugee Girls "Alone in Little Mogadishu": A photo by Zamzam An Outing at the University of Nairobi

RefuSHE

Org #836
Vetted since 2009 Site Visit Verified
2007
year founded
$198,111
raised on GlobalGiving
17
years fundraising
1
projects funded
* Amounts in US Dollars

Mission

RefuSHE is a 501(c)(3) US nonprofit and registered Kenyan charity based in Nairobi, Kenya. We specialize in identifying and protecting separated and orphaned refugee children and youth living in Nairobi. Our innovative shelter, education, and community outreach services enable and empower unaccompanied refugee children, especially adolescent girls, to live healthy lives.

Projects (2)

Team
Rose Muthuri, Emile Dawisha, James Ikiara, Nancy Tamasha, Stephen Machua
Organization Information
17 E Monroe St
Suite 228
Chicago, IL 60603
United States
Organization Information
17 E Monroe St
Suite 228
Chicago, IL 60603
United States

Project Reports

Each of GlobalGiving’s nonprofit partners is required to send quarterly donor reports detailing the impact of their work. Here are some of their recent updates:

Harnessing Tech to Empower Refugee Girls and Women

By Emile Dawisha | Development Director

PROGRAM SPOTLIGHTHarnessing Tech to Help Refugee Women Thrive in a 21st Century Economy REFUGEE WOMEN AND THE DEEP DIGITAL DIVIDEWhile Nairobi is recognized as Africa’s premier tech hub, the... Read the full report ›

RefuSHE's Girl Empowerment Program - 2025 Year in Review

By Emile Dawisha | Development Director

RefuSHE's Girl Empowerment Program - 2025 Year in Review In 2025, RefuSHE's Girl Empowerment Program enrolled 130 students in its vocational programs, including 60 in our Digital Literacy... Read the full report ›

Nearly 60 RefuSHE students celebrate graduation

By Emile Dawisha | Development Director

Earlier this month, RefuSHE celebrated its annual Graduation Ceremony — a vibrant day filled with music, fashion, and inspiration as RefuSHE graduates embark on the next chapter... Read the full report ›
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