Deliver learning programmes

We work with our partners to deliver learning programmes that provide skills and opportunities to refugees of all-ages across East Africa. Xavier Project’s focus over the years has been increasing access and the quality of education. Through partnerships with community-based organisations we’ve learnt that programmes can be delivered more sustainably;  be tailored to the needs of the community; and reach those most in need when interventions are led by refugees themselves. We have developed specific learning courses with our partners and work with institutions and donors to provide skills that are needed and relevant to each context.

Our Impact

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Children sponsored to go to school since 2008

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Refugees graduated from livelihoods and life skills courses

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Refugee-led children's learning hubs across East Africa

Updates

Former sponsored student uses chess and football to improve psychosocial support for children

Former sponsored student uses chess and football to improve psychosocial support for children

When Mayele was grieving the death of his father in 2020, he took his chessboard and found it to be a source of relaxation.

May Joy Namu
December 21, 2021
870 youths in Kakuma complete ICT course

870 youths in Kakuma complete ICT course

230 young Kenyans (host community) and 640 young refugees have completed an ICT training in Kakuma Refugee Camp. The sessions were delivered in partnership with our five RLO partners who took shifts to lead the courses.

May Joy Namu
September 16, 2021
Q&A with Physiotherapist Idah Sendagala

Q&A with Physiotherapist Idah Sendagala

Every September 8th, the world celebrates World Physiotherapy Day. In this Q&A our Physiotherapist, Idah Sendagala, shares about our work with refugee children living with disabilities in Uganda.

May Joy Namu
September 8, 2021
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