By Hubert Senga | Executive Director
Summary of Success:
The project has brought hope and relief to hundreds of vulnerable refugees in Kakuma. Children with disabilities are now attending school through inclusive education support, while over 150 families received emergency food assistance, reducing cases of hunger and malnutrition. Clean water and hygiene kits have reached women and children, lowering the risk of waterborne diseases.
Through livelihood and vocational programs, several families have started small income-generating activities, promoting self-reliance. Access to healthcare services has also improved, ensuring that pregnant women and the sick receive timely treatment.
Impact:
150+ families provided with food aid
80+ children with disabilities enrolled in education
300+ individuals gained access to clean water
100+ women supported with hygiene kits
50+ refugees trained in livelihood skills
This project has not only met urgent needs but also built a foundation for long-term resilience and self-sufficiency within the Kakuma refugee community.
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