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.
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.
Assistive devices for children living with disability in Kampala
The team at Katelmwa Chesire are producing assistive devices for refugee children living with physical disabilities. Every child will get an assistive device depending on their physical needs.
How could channelling funds to local leaders be made more equitable? Here are some suggestions.
Our Founder and CEO, Edmund Page, offers his suggestions on how funding, contracts and partnerships with local agencies can be made more equitable.
Who owns the ideas?
Our CEO and Founder, Edmund Page, discusses why in protracted refugee contexts the aid sector need to stop deciding HOW the lives of refugees should be improved.
Overcoming challenges when serving refugees in Kenya
Programme Officer, Amina Adnan, shares her reflections from working with refugee-led organisation, SIR, in Kakuma Refugee Camp over the last four years.
Job vacancy: Special Needs Education Teacher (Uganda)
We’re recruiting for a Special Needs Education Teacher to join our team. We’re looking for someone with experience and skills in the field of disability inclusion.
Job vacancy: Operations Lead in Rwamwanja (Uganda)
We’re recruiting for a Operations Lead to join Xavier Project’s Agricultural Social Enterprise in Rwamwanja Refugee Settlement, Uganda.
Learning and growing together with our partners through CSSC
Programme Officer, Christine Awori, shares her experience of delivering Xavier Project’s award-winning Capacity Strengthening and Sharing Course