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.
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.
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.
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.
Iron Savannah is back this 16th-17th November! Buy your tickets NOW and get training.
Our annual event is BACK! On the 16-17th November, we are inviting you to join us on a cycle ride or wild trail run to raise money to support our important work across East Africa.
Enuma KitKit Schools named as one of two winners at the XPrize Global Learning Awards!
A HUGE congratulations to our partners Enuma whose interactive learning tool Kitkit Schools has been named as one of two winners at the XPrize Global Learning award.
Xavier Project’s new agriculture initiative in Rwamwanja Refugee settlement
Xavier Project bought 23-acres of land in Rwamwanja Refugee Settlement, Kamwenge District in South-western Uganda at the beginning of this year as part of an exciting new venture for the organisation.
BUY TICKETS NOW: Nairobi Xavier Ball in Westlands, Nairobi this Friday 14th June
The NAIROBI XAVIER BALL is back and this year promises to be our biggest and best event yet! Get your table together and grab your early bird tickets now.
Honoured to meet the ‘World’s Best Teacher’, Peter Tabichi at dinner in Nairobi
Xavier Project representatives recently had the pleasure of being invited to a dinner in Nairobi to celebrate Peter Tabichi, the recipient of the 2019 Varkey Foundation Global Teacher of the Year award.
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.
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11-year-old takes on Everest to support the education of young refugees in East Africa
Lucie chose to support Xavier Project after learning about the project through her school, St Mary’s Hall, which has a longstanding relationship with us. We are so grateful! Thank you and good luck Lucie.
10 young women graduate from Business and Entrepreneurship course and launch businesses in Uganda
This March, 10 women from the Bondeko hub in Uganda graduated from a Business and Entrepreneurship course run by Xavier Project in partnership with PED. Read below to find out more.
Congratulations to Xavier Project athlete Hosea Simotow on his marathon success
Congratulations to Xavier Project athlete Hosea Simotow for coming second out of 10,000 runners at the Cross-strait Marathon in Kushan, China on Sunday 24th March 2019.
Support from GCSEPod is supporting refugee students taking on GCSEs in Kenya
Thanks to the kind support of GCSEPod we are able to improve the learning environments for refugee students in Nairobi who are studying for their GCSE certificates.
Accelerated Learning Programme in Nairobi hubs
Our Accelerated Education Programme (AEP) gives adult refugees the opportunity to access fast-track primary school education. Read more about this fantastic programme which is being rolled out in our hubs in Nairobi.
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.
Young refugees learning game design with Nairobi Play
Nairobi Play supports refugee youth in Nairobi and Kakuma with skills on computational thinking, basic programming and intercultural competency. Read below to find out more.
Sponsor a 'house' and support us in our mission in 2019
Some of our top achieving students in Kenya NEED YOUR SUPPORT. Due to funding cuts we are unable to continue to pay for their school fees for the year ahead. These are students who are in the TOP 1.5% of their years in academic performance. Read more about how you, your friends and family can get involved.
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.
JOB ALERT: Social Business Lead (Kampala, Uganda)
We are recruiting for an exciting new role in our Uganda team. The role of the Social Business Lead will be to oversee the social business work and contribute towards the growth of Xavier Project’s work in this area as a whole. If you think you might be a good fit then please apply before 20th December 2018.