Why are refugee communities particularly vulnerable during a pandemic?

Tom Stacey, explains why refugees are some of the most vulnerable communities in this global pandemic and how locally led responses are delivering protection and education.

Who are we talking about when referring to Local and National Humanitarian Actors?

At Xavier Project we want to see organisations founded and led by the people affected by humanitarian crises having control of the resources and decisions that will affect their future. 

Xavier Project’s ‘March in March’ - a staff retreat with a difference…

Demonstrating solidarity on this years team retreat as we marched together around crater lakes, through forests and Rwamwanja refugee settlement in Western Uganda.

Join us for some great events this year... dates for your diary

This year we already have a schedule of fun events and activities lined-up that you can get involved in. Whether you like a fancy evening out, a night at the pub with your mates, or want to put your fitness to the test, then we’ve got you covered.

THANK YOU for joining us at Iron Savannah 2019!

A brilliant weekend of fun, running and camping out in the Kenyan savannah. A HUGE thank you to everyone who helped organise, participated or sponsored the event. We can’t wait for the next edition! Get the 15th November in your diaries now.

Construction of our newest community hub kicks off in Imvepi, Uganda

In response to the huge influx of South Sudanese refugees crossing the border into…

Providing access to education for over-age, out-of-school youth through AEP

Over two hundred young adults from seven different countries, including the host country Kenya,…

“If so many other refugees have been through worse hardships than me and came out stronger, then so can I!”Maxi shares her experience.

The trip was a big adventure as I didn’t know what to expect. I…

Fresh ideas in exchange for free school places

There are significant challenges for refugees acquiring primary education in any Ugandan primary school….