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Bright Future For All
Kakuma · Kalobeyei
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Protection, wellbeing, livelihoods — one community

Every program is designed with the people it serves, delivered by community facilitators, and measured against outcomes we publish.

GBV Prevention & Confidential Referrals
01 · Protection

GBV Prevention & Confidential Referrals

Survivor-centred, confidential referral pathways that connect women, girls and at-risk community members to the specialised services they need.

  • We do not provide case management ourselves; we offer confidential, survivor-centred referrals to health, legal, psychosocial and protection partners.
  • Community peace committees and women's and men's dialogue groups that challenge the norms behind gender-based violence.
  • Trained community responders on call in every neighborhood of Kakuma and Kalobeyei.
If you live in the camp
  • Walk-in safe space, Village 2, Mon–Fri 08:00–17:00
  • Support in Swahili, Somali, Juba Arabic and English
Field voice

“Our work in the community, seen through the voices of those who live it.”

Sikika documented a Bright Future For All community session on GBV prevention and safe neighborhoods. Community members share what our work means to them and call for lasting safety and respect.

Social & Emotional Learning
02 · Wellbeing

Social & Emotional Learning

Child and youth SEL programmes that build empathy, self-regulation and peaceful conflict-resolution skills from age four onward.

  • Weekly SEL sessions in schools and community centres covering empathy, self-regulation and peaceful conflict resolution.
  • Guardian and caregiver support so families can reinforce the same skills at home.
  • Community facilitator support for safe, child-friendly learning spaces.
If you live in the camp
  • Weekly workshops on set days
  • Free facilitator handbooks at our office
  • Sessions for children from age four, youth and caregivers
Youth Empowerment & Livelihoods
03 · Livelihoods

Youth Empowerment & Livelihoods

Tailoring, agribusiness and digital skills for first-time entrepreneurs, with the tools, mentorship and market links to keep them trading.

  • Three-month vocational tracks that end with the tools a graduate needs to start trading.
  • Business mentorship and bookkeeping support through the first trading year.
  • Youth leadership circles that shape how the programme is run.
If you live in the camp
  • New cohorts open in January, May and September
  • Apply at the office or through any community responder
  • Priority for young women and single caregivers
Kakuma Cash Keeper, the offline shop till and customer-debt record we built with local traders
04 · Economy

Resilient Local Markets

Cooperatives, M-Pesa-linked savings groups and a shop till built for local traders, connecting households to stable income.

  • Producer cooperatives for tailoring, farming and small retail.
  • Village savings and loan groups linked to mobile money.
  • Market linkages with traders in Kakuma and Kalobeyei.
If you live in the camp
  • Savings groups meet frequently
  • Join with any group of 15 or more members
  • Training in Swahili and English
A tool we built ourselves

Kakuma Cash Keeper

A shop till we built with the traders we work with, so a small business can record sales, stock and what customers owe on the phone it already carries.

  • Keeps selling when the internet is down
  • Scans barcodes and follows stock
  • Tracks customer debt, sale by sale
  • Clear records you can download
  • English and Swahili
Open Kakuma Cash Keeper