Our Commitment

We believe refugees are not a burden to the world — they are a source of strength, innovation, and leadership when given opportunity.
African Refugees Alliance Initiative exists to ensure that displacement does not end dreams, but instead becomes the beginning of transformation. We did not start this work in an office.
We started it inside a refugee camp — seeing children stay home because they had no school, young mothers losing hope, and many young people believing their future had already ended.
African Refugees Alliance Initiative exists because we refused to accept that reality.
Our work grows from the community itself. We understand the problems because we have lived them. Education — Hope of the Nation Primary & Nursery School
We founded Hope of the Nation Primary and Nursery School to ensure refugee children who had no access to education could finally learn in a safe and supportive environment.
Today, the school continues to grow because the need is real.
Impact at a Glance
• Total Students: 503+
• Orphans Supported: 75+
• Girls Enrolled: 280+
• Boys Enrolled: 223+
• Teachers Supporting Learning: 13+

 

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ARAI contribute to the protection of the environment

3 days of Training and distribution of fruit trees project aimed to engage refugee youths in climate action while equipping them with practical skills to contribute to environmental sustainability.

. distribution of 500 fruit tree seedlings

. youth participipated: 60+

. community: 40+

Helping vulnerable women and widows

We organized business training and financial literacy and of 34 vulnerable women and 40 widows participated in 3 days. widows and vulnerable women gained a beneficial training and we also discussed their challenges they are facing in life.

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