Since 2022, Saidia Community Initiative has reached thousands of women, girls and young people in Kakuma Refugee Camp and the host community.
11,983
reached through SRHR, 2022–2026
7,056 female · 4,003 male · 927 persons with disabilities
1,980
women reached through GBV programming, 2023–2026
including 120 persons with disabilities
945
women in livelihood programmes, 2024–2026
including 15 persons with disabilities
Our advocacy spaces
HER Space Summit
Over 200 girls, young women and community members raising their voices on GBV, FGM and period poverty.
Radio talk shows
Regular talk shows on community radio reach households across Kakuma with information on rights, health and safety.
16 Days of Activism
Community marches and dialogues in Kakuma to end gender-based violence.
See all our advocacy spaces, including community screenings →
Research and evidence
Our work is grounded in community voices and evidence. Our leadership brings qualitative research experience, including field research, in-depth interviews and focus group discussions, to design programmes that respond to real needs and to measure what works.
