Programs & Partners
We are serving our students through our local partners. You can choose to sponsor a specific project or donate to the general fund and leave it up to us to distribute the funds based on what our local teams need.
Countries we work in
Programs & Partners
Equipping refugee women with skills for safe futures
Kenya
RefuSHE helps refugee girls and young women in Nairobi heal and learn through holistic support, hands-on skills training in ICT, tailoring and carpentry, and support to become financially independent.
10 students connected
Building self-reliance in Kakuma through digital skills and entrepreneurship
Kenya
SIR empowers refugees and host communities through engineering residency and entrepreneurship programs, early childhood education, and refugee-led advocacy. By helping participants learn, earn, and lead, SIR creates routes to self-reliance and long-term economic inclusion.
19 students connected
Training Community Healthcare Workers in Kakuma Refugee Camp
Kenya
Through its InZone initiative, the University of Geneva brings certified Community Health courses to Kakuma. The nine-month learning program equips students with the skills to support the local health system and improve community health.
18 students connected
Self-Reliance for refugees through skills and employment
Kenya
In Kakuma, AReL is building self-reliant futures - equipping refugees with skills in data science, AI engineering, software development, digital marketing and e-commerce.
14 students connected
Training rural youth for digital careers in Northern Kenya
Kenya
In remote, refugee communities, Learning Lions is turning isolation into opportunity - equipping rural youth with skills in graphic design, videography and coding and real job access through their own outsourcing agency.
26 students connected
Tech education for unemployed youth in Kisumu
Kenya
In Kisumu, Kenya, LakeHub is turning untapped talent into tech careers — offering free training, mentorship, and entrepreneurship support that help unemployed youth build software engineering skills and land jobs in the digital economy.
225 students connected
Preparing refugees for careers without borders
Kenya
Whether due to legal limits, language barriers, or local opportunity gaps, many refugees struggle to find work — often without the education or experience to compete. Na'amal's remote work support helps Kakuma students overcome these barriers.
27 students connected
