Every individual, regardless of nationality or displacement status, deserves safety, dignity, and a fair chance to thrive. Our Grassroots Project on Refugees is designed to support urban refugees, particularly children and youth, who face trauma, exclusion, and economic hardship in underserved communities, specifically in Rongai and Kitengela. By providing education, psychosocial support, and skills training, we help displaced youth not just survive but start to rebuild their lives and find a sense of belonging.
Kenya hosts over 600,000 refugees, many of whom live in urban areas like Nairobi and lack consistent access to basic services.
Through community partnerships and trust-building, we provide holistic, grassroots support to refugee youth, which includes:
