SKILLS FOR LIFE INITIATIVE

Conducts emergency response operations and blood donation drives that have saved dozens of lives in the community.

Engages in environmental sustainability initiatives including tree planting, waste recycling, and training Climate Ambassadors. This includes supporting families in sustainable farming and permaculture, and organizing youth-led cleanup campaigns to combat deforestation and soil erosion.

Implements holistic programs in Kakuma Refugee Camp that combine vocational training, livelihood development, psychosocial support, and environmental action to build resilience among refugees, displaced persons, and host communities.

Supports graduates and displaced populations in launching small businesses, eco-enterprises, and engaging in smart farming to promote economic self-reliance. Helped 375 graduates secure jobs or start businesses.

Supports families in sustainable farming and permaculture practices to enhance food security and environmental resilience. Supported over 120 families in these initiatives.

Provides vocational training in soap and beauty product production, hairdressing, tailoring, and digital literacy to build employable skills and income-generating opportunities for displaced youth and women in Kakuma Refugee Camp. Trained over 470 youth and women as of latest reporting.

Engages in tree planting, waste recycling, and trains Climate Ambassadors to promote environmental action in Kakuma. Planted over 500 trees and recycled 2 tons of waste through youth-led campaigns.

Offers psychosocial empowerment through creative arts, psychosocial healing, and nature-based programs for children and families in displacement settings. The organization also provides emergency response support, including blood donation drives, to save lives.

Delivers psychosocial healing, creative arts, and nature-based activities to support children and youth in displacement settings. Reached over 130 children and youth through these programs.

Provides vocational training in skills such as hairdressing, tailoring, digital literacy, and soap/beauty product making to displaced youth and women in Kakuma Refugee Camp. This training aims to build employable skills and support the launch of small businesses or secure jobs, promoting self-reliance among displaced populations.