Over 252,066 refugees in the Kakuma refugee camp face limited access to education and employment opportunities, leaving them trapped in cycles of poverty and dependency. Refugees in Kakuma are right NOW struggling to survive. Children with disabilities are missing school, families are going hungry, and women and children are drinking unsafe water. This campaign is a lifeline to provide education, food, and clean water to those who need it most. we aim for 150 most vulnerable in the community
Thousands of refugees in Kakuma are struggling to survive. Children with disabilities lack access to education, families face extreme hunger, and women and children risk deadly diseases from unsafe water. Many live in overcrowded shelters without basic hygiene, while pregnant women and the sick suffer due to limited medical care. Food shortages have worsened malnutrition, and the lack of livelihood opportunities keeps families trapped in poverty. Without urgent support, lives are at risk,
This project is to provide urgent relief and long-term support to vulnerable refugees in Kakuma. You to aime ensure children with disabilities get an education, provide food to hungry families, and supply clean water to prevent disease. Women and girls will receive hygiene kits, while emergency medical aid will save lives. You are rebuilding hope through essential supplies, and livelihood support, empowering refugees to become self-sufficient. Your support is to make a life-changing impact
Through this project, you create lasting change by empowering refugees with education, healthcare, and self-sufficiency. Access to school, clean water, and healthcare will improve well-being, while food and hygiene support will combat malnutrition and disease. And essential supplies will provide safety, and vocational training will help refugees earn a living. Over time, these efforts will break the cycle of poverty, foster resilience, and create a path toward a sustainable future.
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