Community Access Service Organization,” is a non-profit and community-based initiative founded in 2017 at kakuma refugee camp, Turkana West sub-county in Kenya. It is an initiative started by a team of dedicated young refugees responsible for socio-economic development and peacebuilding to refugee communities from different nationalities who are residing at kakuma refugee camp with the aim of informing, empowering, educating, inspiring, and involving refugees to participate in the decision-making process by the local agencies in order to solve their problems so that they can be engaged in positive activities that will ensure socio-economic and self-reliant. CASO was registered by Turkana County Ministry of Labor, Social Security and Services in April 2023 with registration number: CC/TRKW/CBO/HC 75139. We promote refugee integration and empower asylum seekers and refugees at kakuma and Kalobeyie settlement camps to become self-reliant through offering, a livelihood program, adult literacy, and counseling program to the traumatic women and victims of anti-drug abuse, and survivors of sexual violence in conflict. We envision a future where the skills and capabilities of refugees to support and assist each other needs are recognized, and community acceptance and economic dependence are promoted for those who are displaced. We are community for both refugees and host communities to be self-reliant and enjoy human rights in the community where they live.