How Foreign Aid Cuts Threaten Refugee-Led Initiatives: A Call for Sustainable Solutions Our CEO, Hubert Senga, recently spoke with PBS News about a growing crisis that could reshape the future of refugee-led initiatives like Generation Aid in Kakuma. The recent U.S. foreign aid cuts are not just policy changes—they have real and devastating consequences for...
Imagine this: A 7×5 meter room changed the lives of over 150 refugees in 2024, unlocking education, digital skills, and jobs despite limited resources.Now, we’re dreaming bigger. In 2025, we aim to build larger, sustainable spaces to empower even more refugees in Kakuma.We need $9,000 to make this vision a reality,You can make your donation...
Today, we at Generation Aid celebrate the incredible achievements of our Basic and Pre-Intermediate English course graduates. This is more than a graduation; it’s a testament to their courage, determination, and boundless potential. With guidance from our dedicated instructors and support from peers, sponsors, and partners like STEM Access Foundation, these graduates have turned challenges...
We are excited to share an update on the Generation Jobs Project! The construction of the new building, which will serve as a hub for skills training and empowerment, is well underway. This facility will provide a dedicated space for vocational training, entrepreneurship programs, and mentorship opportunities for young people seeking to build sustainable livelihoods....
About us
Over the years, GAID has worked tirelessly to provide a range of services to displaced communities
including entrepreneurship, vocational education, and Digital Skills. We became a legal Community
Based Organization in 2021 and later transitioned the name into Generation same year before the
delivery of our Government certificate in 2023. Our name changed to GAID to better reflect our
ambition of serving refugees and displaced youth within the Kakuma refugee camp
