We support the resilience of livelihoods of refugee children, women and youth including those with disabilities and host community in Kyaka II refugee settlement
Hodari Foundation’s Childcare Program is dedicated to supporting the well-being and development of refugee children, providing a nurturing environment where children can access essential services such as safe care, educational support and emotional guidance. Our program focuses on building trust, fostering resilience, and empowering young refugees with the skills and confidence they need to thrive.
Kyaka II Refugee Settlement is home to over 130,000 refugees, with an estimated 60% being children, according to Save the Children. At HF, we are dedicated to supporting vulnerable children, including orphans, unaccompanied minors, and children living with both disability & albinism. These groups are often underlooked and are not prioritised, despite being the future of our communities and the world at large.
At HF, we create a safe environment for children to express their emotions, share stories, and learn soft skills. Our focus is on helping them discover their identity through systems thinking. This approach allows them to identify their talents, grow as individuals, and become responsible, and independent as they turn adulthood.
We support children from Kyaka II and the host community, including unaccompanied refugee minors, orphans, children from low income households, Albino children and those with disabilities.
We’re a refugee-led organisation fostering a culture of empowerment, for refugees to enjoy an equitable life, free from poverty, food insecurity and adaptive to climate change.
Your support helps empower refugee communities with sustainable farming, improve food security, and educate more refugee children.