2025-09
KCFH Launches Community Child Safeguarding Programme in Kakuma 3
Our new community-based child safeguarding initiative trains local volunteers to identify and respond to child protection concerns across Kakuma Refugee Camp.
Kakuma Child Future Hub (KCFH) is a registered non-profit Community-Based Organisation dedicated to child protection, education access, disability inclusion, and peacebuilding between refugee and host communities in Kakuma, Kenya.
Kakuma Child Future Hub (KCFH) is a registered non-profit, non-political Community-Based Organisation (CBO) operating in Kakuma Refugee Camp, Turkana West Sub-County, Kenya.
We focus on child protection, education access, disability inclusion, and peacebuilding between refugee and host communities. Our work is rooted in the belief that every child deserves safety, education, and the opportunity to thrive — regardless of their background or circumstances.
We work hand-in-hand with communities, volunteers, and partners to create lasting, positive change for vulnerable children and families in Kakuma.
We deliver six core programmes that address the most pressing needs of children and communities in Kakuma Refugee Camp and surrounding areas.
Improving access to quality education for vulnerable and refugee children through school materials, fees support, and learning programmes.
Protecting children from abuse, exploitation, and neglect through community-based safeguarding mechanisms and awareness.
Ensuring children and persons with disabilities are included, supported, and empowered in all community programmes.
Fostering peaceful coexistence between refugee and host communities through dialogue, shared activities, and conflict resolution.
Mobilising parents, caregivers, leaders, and volunteers to actively participate in child protection and development.
Building relationships with government, UN agencies, NGOs, and the private sector to resource and sustain our mission.
A peaceful, inclusive society where vulnerable children, youth, and families are protected, educated, and empowered to reach their full potential.
To improve the lives of vulnerable children and communities through child safeguarding, education access, disability inclusion, peaceful coexistence, and community-driven programmes.
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2025-09
Our new community-based child safeguarding initiative trains local volunteers to identify and respond to child protection concerns across Kakuma Refugee Camp.
2025-08
Thanks to our partners and supporters, 200 children received school uniforms, books, and supplies to start the new school year with confidence.
2025-07
Over 100 community members from refugee and host communities participated in a day of dialogue, shared meals, and collaborative planning for a peaceful future.
Whether you become a member, volunteer, partner, or donor — your support directly impacts the lives of vulnerable children in Kakuma.