Generation Aid was born from the vision, determination, and lived experience of our Founder, Hubert Senga a social entrepreneur and changemaker on a mission to transform the lives of refugees through digital skills, innovative education, and economic empowerment.
As a Congolese refugee who has lived in Kakuma refugee camp for over nine years, Hubert has witnessed firsthand the immense barriers that refugees face limited access to education, unemployment, and the struggle for dignity.
Because we’re a refugee-led, community-driven We work as a group of passionate and excellent refugees and ensure youth’s voices in the community are being heard, due to our Accountability and Transparency We are obligated to be answerable for our actions, and activities we conduct are done in transparency.
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Transforming refugee lives by providing vocational skills and EdTech programs that create educational and employment pathways for refugee communities, helping them integrate into the global economy and shine.
To equip displaced (Refugees) youth with skills and tools to achieve greater economic potential and strive in the current technological world
As GAID we are always working towards self-sustaining pathways to ensure the organization continues to support the refugee community even in absence of external support.
When I first heard about Generation Aid’s vision in my conversation with Hubert, I was struck by its simplicity, humanity, and power. Young refugees, eager to contribute meaningfully to the world while supporting their families—without having to depend on others. Building a grassroots organization from the ground up is incredibly challenging, especially when trying to gain the attention needed to grow. But Hubert and his team persevered, and I see them making strides every day. I feel privileged to have witnessed the birth of this organization—one that, without a doubt, will become a formidable force in the future.
We met Generation Aid through social networks. After an initial exchange of posts, we finaly met in the field in Kakuma. We got to know each other very quickly and for the last 6 months we’ve been working together to develop sustainable jobs within the camp itself, thanks to digital technology in the BPO field. Their energy and resilience are both inspiring and motivating.
Hubert Senga and Generation Aid empower refugees with digital skills and economic opportunities. His visionary leadership has transformed lives, helping refugees integrate into the global economy and achieve self-reliance. His dedication showcases the power of community-driven initiatives in fostering resilience and hope among displaced populations.
Lastst joined this course, I felt both excitement and uncertainty. I was stepping into unfamiliar territory, facing a language that would open doors to countless opportunities but also present challenges along the way. Yet, with each passing day, I grew more confident.”
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