Celebrating 38 graduates from our digital literacy project. We strive to equip refugee youths with essential digital skills to navigate today’s world. Huge thanks to @WeAreCohere_Org and all partners for making this possible. Together, we’re bridging the digital divide!

In partnership with Humanity & Inclusion (Formerly Handicap Interantional) (HI), we are thrilled to roll-out the child protection initiative which aimed at empowering refugees' children. Through a series of child-friendly forums, we will engage with refugee children to understand their needs, get them back to schools and also provide them with conducive learning space.

Humanity Hands in partnership with Zanne Ndunge Foundation delivered SRHR session to girls at Somali Bantu Secondary School in Kakuma. One student said, "This session showed me why staying in school matters." Thanks to Zanne Ndunge Foundation, no girl will miss school due to lack of sanitary pads.

Empowering young girls through Sexual & Reproductive Health Rights (SRHR). In partnership with KDII, we’re helping girls in Kakuma understand their health, make informed choices, and avoid early pregnancies and infections.

Shout-out to Amin Bolis, Executive Director of Humanity Hands, for voicing the need for #ResourcingRefugeeLed initiatives at the One Young World Summit! Standing alongside the Dutch Ambassador for Youth, Amin's passion for youth empowerment is a true inspiration.