We support and sponsor trainings for conflict resolution, health, wellness and family planning, and entrepreneurship, actually employing our refugee leaders in the Kakuma and Kalobeyei Refugee Settlements to teach courses to benefit the communities.
Operational Details
Operational Details
Target Audience/Beneficiaries: Refugees in Africa and underserved communities. Currently in Kenya, Nigeria, Uganda and Zambia.
Upcoming Events: Maybe
Volunteer Opportunities: Yes
Number of Staff and/or Volunteers: 12
Partnership Opportunities: Yes, looking for sponsorship for any of the above initiatives.
Additional Information
Additional Information
Year Founded: 2019
Mission Statement:
“Our vision is to be a catalyst for change by equipping under-resourced individuals in underserved economies with access to technology, leadership and entrepreneurial skills, health, and empowerment education for marginalized demographics, bridging the digital divide and connecting them to the global economy, by partnering with community centers and NGOs to provide employment opportunities to improve communities. We are committed to nurturing community-driven projects that foster local development, employment, and empowerment for sustainability, reproductive health, and economic impact.”
Success Stories, Case Studies, or Testimonials:
We supported 1800 new Global Peace Ambassadors in the Peace and Conflict Resolution campaign. We have sponsored 268 leaders in transformational seminars such as The Landmark Forum, Advanced course, Introduction Leaders Program, African Women Leadership and Well-Being Course and more. Currently we are looking for sponsors to start businesses in Kakuma and Kalobeyei for bread production, health education and resuming the Peace Campaign.
Programs or Initiatives:
Sponsoring the following initiatives:
1. Peace and Conflict Resolution Campaign (Kakuma and Kalobeyei) Training and employing leaders; supporting 6 month campaign= 1800 people reached to become a Global Peace Ambassador
2. Let’s Empower: Health education, teaching lifespan health and birth control rhythm method with a charm bracelet
3. Baking Schools to reduce food insecurity in Kakuma and Kalobeyei; baking bread, teaching restaurant management. Employees 12 teachers and 125 students for 6 months.
4. Launching the LMTD Collective, a membership platform for inclusion in events, trips, and monthly Zoom calls with beneficiaries.
Contact Information
Let’s Make The Difference Inc, a 501(c)(3) Nonprofit
