How Foreign Aid Cuts Threaten Refugee-Led Initiatives: A Call for Sustainable Solutions Foreign aid cuts and refugee Impact are undermining refugee-led tech programs in Kakuma, threatening digital training and education for thousands. Our CEO, Hubert Senga, recently spoke with PBS News about a growing crisis...
A digital skills center in Kakuma will create lasting change for refugee youth. Join us in building a hub of hope and innovation. Imagine this: A 7×5 meter room changed the lives of over 150 refugees in 2024, unlocking education, digital skills, and jobs despite...
Refugee learners in Kakuma graduate from our English training program—an essential step toward digital empowerment and career readiness. 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...
Construction has begun on a new facility to support refugee job training in Kakuma, giving youth the tools to succeed in tech careers. We are excited to share an update on the Generation Jobs Project! The construction of the new building, which will serve as...
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
