Refugee educational scholarship fund celebrates 25 years of assistance in Kenya
“I am grateful that through the DAFI scholarship programme, I’m a graduate.”
World Mental Health Day Marked in Dadaab
Refugees in Dadaab marked World Mental Health Day on 10th October 2017 by looking at the treatment of people suffering from mental problems. Over 4500 refugees in Dadaab have been diagnosed with some sort of mental condition. During the day there were speeches and performances by refugees, refugee leaders, medical […]
Refugee School Girls Attend 2017 Girls’ Conference
This years’ theme for the Day of the Girl, EmPOWER Girls: Before, during and after crises, fits perfectly with the Conference which aims at exposing the girls to practical classic solutions to girl child education amidst the many barriers faced by refugee school girls in the Dadaab context.
Refugee athletes have competed at Asian Games
“I have learnt a lot from the Asia games because it is my first time to participate in international games and am happy that I qualified for the finals.”
Refugee athletes prepare to compete at Asian Games in Turkmenistan, as Opening Ceremony takes place
I am representing not just the refugees in Africa, but the refugees in the entire world.
Kenya refugees head to the Asian Games 2017 in Turkmenistan
I am not participating for myself…I am participating on behalf of refugees.
Through Our Eyes: Emerging refugee film makers tell their stories
The film ‘It Has Killed My Mother’ has been nominated for awards in 5 categories in the 2017 Slum Film Festival Kenya. The film is inspired by real life experiences as explained by Aminah, the script writer.
Transforming Youth Talent into Livelihoods
“Through the project, I have learnt that my music is my medium to a better life. My dream is to become a filmmaker in future but if this dream doesn’t materialize, I know my music will take me far.”
24 Refugee Students Receive DAFI Education Scholarships
“Higher education access for the growing number of secondary school leavers remains minimal with less than one (1) percent of eligible youth in the camp benefiting.”