Overcoming challenges and learning how to serve refugee communities in Kenya
Programme Officer, Amina Adnan, shares her reflections and learnings from working with refugee-led organisation, SIR, in Kakuma Refugee Camp over the last four years.
The Power of Knowing: Empowering Refugee Parents of Children with Disabilities
Katarina Fandlova, Programme Lead, discusses why educating refugee parents about their children’s disabilities allows both them and their children to live more fulfilled lives.
Why Localisation Will Change The Development And Humanitarian Sector
Mildred Mugenya, Finance Lead, discusses the role localising humanitarian aid will change the face of development and the Humanitarian sector in years to come.
Helping CBOs navigate hierarchies in the development sector
Matt Hopewell, Programme Lead in Uganda, discusses the role Xavier Project is playing in bridging the gap between CBOs and Inter-Governmental Organisations.
Localising humanitarian aid has been shown to be even more urgent by the COVID-19 crisis
Our CEO and Founder, Edmund Page, shares his thoughts on how COVID-19 is demonstrating why we need a shift in power to strengthen and empower community led responses.
Xavier Project’s response to CoronaVirus in East Africa. A message from our CEO…
A message from our Founder and CEO, Edmund Page, about how our team are adapting our work to respond to the CoronaVirus pandemic.
JOB ALERT: Communications & Fundraising Lead (Nairobi, Kenya)
We’re excited to be recruiting for a Communications & Fundraising Lead to join out Communications team in Nairobi, Kenya. We’re looking for a passionate, organised and creative communications specialist.
Xavier Project wins 2019 UNHCR Innovation NGO Award at Global Refugee Conference
We were delighted to be awarded the UNHCR Innovation Award in Geneva this December in acknowledgement of our work with refugee community-led organisations across East Africa.
Be Here, Be You, Belong! - Secondary School Camp 2019
Our annual school camp took place in December, bringing together 200 of our sponsored secondary students for a weekend of learning, development and fun in Nairobi.