Unveiling RCK 2024 Annual report
We invite you to read RCK 2024 Annual Report and join us in celebrating the journey so far….
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The Refugee Consortium of Kenya Named Civil Society Organization of the Year for a Second Year Running at the Nairobi Legal Awards 2024.
Refugee Consortium of Kenya (RCK) was awarded the prestigious Civil Society Organization of the Year 2024 Award, by the Law Society of Kenya, for the 2nd consecutive year at the Nairobi Legal Awards 2024, held at the Safari Park Hotel. This recognition celebrates RCK’s unwavering commitment to protecting and promoting the rights of the displaced and host populations in Kenya, as well as the significant partnerships and dedication that make this mission possible.
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Living my Renewed Hope
Through resilience and support of the Wezesha Project, a transformative partnership between the Refugee Consortium of Kenya (RCK) and the IKEA Foundation, Kaviru overcame divorce, financial hardship, and business collapse to provide for her four children and revive her salon dream.
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From Refugee to Entrepreneur: How Dekiru’s Resilience Transformed Her Life
Dekiru, (not her real name), an Ethiopian refugee, overcomes loss, hardship, and uncertainty to build a thriving business and provide for her children with the help of the Refugee Consortium of Kenya (RCK). This has been possible through the Wezesha project which is an RCK and IKEA Foundation’s pioneering partnership to create an enabling environment for refugees and host communities in Kenya to achieve social rights and economic self-reliance.
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Launch of the Institutional Capacity Development Project for the Inclusive Refugee Response Program (IRRP) in Turkana County
Cake cutting during the launch of the Institutional Capacity Development Project for the Inclusive Refugee Response Program (IRRP)…
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My children gave me the energy boost to fight for my rights.
Meet Ms. Aisha, (not her real name) a 28 yrs single Somali refugee mother of three children, (two…
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Business boost brought me back to my feet again.
Kawangware is a low-income residential area in Nairobi, Kenya, about 15 km west of the city Centre, between…
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Despite the many challenges, I am a warrior.
It is scotching hot when I wade through the narrow pathways in Kayole. I am determined to get…
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Giving up was an option; I chose resilience.
Eastleigh ward in Nairobi County is predominantly inhabited by Somali immigrants. It has been described as “Little Mogadishu”,…
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RCK and Turkana County Assembly Deepen Collaboration for Refugee and Host Community Integration under 2023-2027 Letter of Agreement.
On Friday, November 15, 2024, the Refugee Consortium of Kenya (RCK) and the County Assembly Turkana (CAT) came…
