RAI focuses on 2 key areas
1. Sexual and Reproductive Health (SRH)
2. Education and Livelihoods (EduLives)
30%
of refugee girls start childbearing before they turn
19



SRH

is a program that aims to increase reproductive health knowledge and promote use of family planning among adolescents and young people (14 to 18 years), in order to reduce adolescent pregnancy and HIV infections.


adolescents completed our ASRH curriculum
1,458

161
girls received referrals to access reproductive Health Services
246
adults trained in effectively communicating with the youth
100
Peer educators trained


5,000
adolescents reached through peer education
of refugee youth and children are out-of-school
55%








Our Education & Livelihoods program aims to promote sustainable economic independence and functional literacy among refugees youth in Kakuma.
EduLives


1,600
completed English courses

681
gained functional literacy

90
joined Village Savings and Loan Association
375
completed vocational education in Hairdressing and Tailoring


&
231
Are entrepreneurs or employed already
