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Turkana County Launches Ambitious Campaign to Eliminate Rabies

Turkana County Launches Ambitious Campaign to Eliminate Rabies

Kakuma, 1 September 2026
Launched on 1 September 2026, Turkana’s ambitious multi-agency campaign aims to achieve zero rabies cases, leveraging a strategic regional laboratory to safeguard communities across East Africa.

Online US Degree Scholarships Open New Horizons for Refugee Youth in Kenya

Online US Degree Scholarships Open New Horizons for Refugee Youth in Kenya

Kakuma, 1 September 2026
Refugee youth in Kenya can now access fully funded online US undergraduate degrees, complete with laptops and internet support, through a landmark partnership targeting academic advancement.

New Guide Explains Legal and Medical Support for Abuse Survivors in Kenyan Refugee Camps

New Guide Explains Legal and Medical Support for Abuse Survivors in Kenyan Refugee Camps

Kakuma, 1 September 2026
The Refugee Consortium of Kenya has launched a vital guide for Kakuma camp survivors, detailing how to safely access medical care, legal aid, and counselling services.

New Hygiene Scheme Tackles Period Poverty for Refugee Girls in Kenya

New Hygiene Scheme Tackles Period Poverty for Refugee Girls in Kenya

Kakuma, 31 August 2026
Turkana County has partnered with Days for Girls Kenya to distribute over 2,800 reusable menstrual kits, tackling period poverty and school absenteeism for refugee and host community girls.

How Direct Cash Aid is Empowering Refugees in Kenya

How Direct Cash Aid is Empowering Refugees in Kenya

Kakuma, 29 August 2026
UNHCR’s cash-based initiative in Kenya empowers refugees by delivering direct financial aid, allowing families to independently prioritise essential needs like shelter and education while boosting local economies.

Alternative Migration Paths Open for Refugees in Kenya

Alternative Migration Paths Open for Refugees in Kenya

Kakuma, 29 August 2026
UNHCR Kenya has updated guidelines on complementary pathways, allowing refugees to bypass traditional resettlement through employment, education, and family reunification schemes in third countries.

New Eye Care Initiative Launched to Combat Blindness in Kenya’s Turkana County

New Eye Care Initiative Launched to Combat Blindness in Kenya’s Turkana County

Lodwar, 28 August 2026
Turkana County and the Fred Hollows Foundation have launched a four-year programme to tackle avoidable blindness, bringing critical eye-care services to local and refugee communities.

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