Discover the
World's Hidden
Wonders
Explore unique programs and inspiring stories that empower vulnerable communities in Kakuma Refugee Camp. Experience the life-changing impact of education, empowerment, and hope.
Who We Are
HumAhive is a nonprofit organization based in Kakuma Refugee Camp, Kenya. We support vulnerable communities through education, livelihood training, and social empowerment. We focus on helping people with disabilities, widows, orphans, and young women, while also addressing critical challenges such as poverty, early marriage, and environmental degradation.
Our work is rooted in compassion, inclusivity, and innovation — building a future where every individual, regardless of background, has the opportunity to thrive.
Our Programs
We run five core programs that focus on education, women's empowerment, child protection, disability inclusion, and environmental conservation.
Education for Children (Ages 3–17)
Quality education for refugee and host community children, focusing on literacy, numeracy, creativity, and innovation. Our approach builds children's confidence and prepares them for future opportunities.
Women's Livelihood Training (Ages 18–35)
Through our HumAhive Curriculum, we train young women in entrepreneurship, financial literacy, and vocational skills, empowering them to start and grow their own businesses. Graduates receive certificates of completion.
Early Child Marriage Prevention Project
We work with girls aged 12–17 to raise awareness about the dangers of early marriage, encourage them to stay in school, and support their aspirations for future careers.
Support for Disabilities, Widows & Orphans
We provide training, counseling, and community support to make sure that no one is left behind, regardless of their physical or social circumstances.
Environmental Conservation – Tree Planting
Each year, we plant at least 50 trees in schools, churches, mosques, and community spaces to promote a greener, healthier environment.
About HumAhive
Founded by community members who have experienced the challenges of displacement firsthand, HumAhive was created to respond to the urgent needs of marginalized people in Kakuma Refugee Camp. We are driven by the belief that lasting change begins with education, skills, and dignity.
Our Mission
To empower vulnerable individuals in refugee and marginalized communities by providing access to education, livelihood opportunities, and holistic support, enabling them to live self-reliant and dignified lives.
Our Vision
A future where all people — regardless of their circumstances — have the opportunity to learn, grow, and contribute positively to their communities.
Lives Impacted
Children Educated
People Trained
Our Achievements
Provided livelihood training to 250 women in Kakuma.
Successfully implemented early marriage prevention awareness sessions for teenage girls.
Planted over 90 trees in schools, churches, and community areas since inception.
Built strong partnerships with local leaders, faith organizations, NGOs, and community groups.
Get Involved
HumAhive thrives on the support of individuals and organizations who share our vision. Together, we can create lasting change for vulnerable and marginalized communities.
Volunteer
Share your skills and time to support our programs.
Partner
Collaborate with us on projects and outreach.
Donate
Contribute financially or in-kind to sustain our work.
Contact us to learn how you can be part of our mission.
Start Your Journey with UsTestimonials
HumAhive has given my daughter the confidence to stay in school and dream of becoming a teacher.
Beneficiary's Parent
The training I received helped me start a small business and support my family.
Women's Livelihood Program Graduate
Together, We Build Futures
Every contribution creates lasting change in the lives of vulnerable communities in Kakuma Refugee Camp.