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Bridging the Digital Divide Kakuma: Yuhana Luka's Inspiring ICT Path With RAI

Kakuma holds a remarkable story; one that embodies resilience, perseverance, dedication, and passion. Meet Yuhana Luka, a young man from Sudan who had always dreamed of making a difference in the world of computers. His journey from humble beginnings to becoming an ICT educator at Resilience Action International (RAI) is an inspiring testament to the transformative power of vocational education. Yuhana's story begins with a simple desire to do some


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Yuhana Facilitating a Misinformation Exhibition at RAI campus, his students listening keenly in the background.

thing with computers. In a challenging environment like Kakuma, where resources are limited and opportunities scarce, this dream may have seemed distant. However, Yuhana's determination knew no bounds. He started with basic ICT classes, eager to learn and grow. As the days turned into months and the months into years, Yuhana's passion for ICT continued to burn brightly. He didn't stop at the basics; he pushed himself further, advancing his skills and knowledge in the field. Eventually, Yuhana achieved a significant milestone: he completed his advanced ICT course at RAI. Today, Yuhana is not just a graduate; he's a facilitator of ICT learning at the RAI campus. His journey from being a student to an educator is a testament to his unwavering commitment to both his own growth and the growth of his community. Through his hard work and dedication, Yuhana is now empowering other young refugees with valuable ICT skills, offering them a pathway to a brighter future.

"I always believed that education is the key to unlocking opportunities and breaking barriers. I started with a simple dream of working with computers, and now I have the privilege of teaching others. RAI gave me the chance to pursue my passion, and I am committed to helping other young people in Kakuma achieve their dreams."

Yuhana's journey exemplifies the mission of RAI: to empower refugee youths and equip them with the skills and knowledge needed to build sustainable livelihoods. His story serves as a beacon of hope, showing that with determination and the right opportunities, young refugees like Yuhana can overcome adversity and become agents of positive change. As Yuhana continues to inspire and educate, he reminds us all that dreams are achievable, and resilience knows no bounds. His story is a shining example of the transformative impact that education and dedication can have on the lives of young refugees in Kakuma.

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