Seven core program areas advancing sustainable livelihoods, peacebuilding, youth empowerment, environmental conservation, and community wellbeing across Kakuma Refugee Camp and Kalobeyei Settlement, Turkana County, Kenya.
FBRO brings together refugee communities and host communities in Kakuma Refugee Camp and Kalobeyei Settlement through peace dialogues, community discussions, sports tournaments, and awareness campaigns that foster mutual trust, social cohesion, and peaceful coexistence.
We support vulnerable families, youth, and women across Kakuma through poultry farming, crop and vegetable gardening, and small income-generating activities that boost household income, food security, and self-reliance.
FBRO supports refugee youth and host community young people through mentorship, leadership training, vocational skills workshops, and entrepreneurship coaching that unlock economic opportunities and inspire local innovation.
We champion education and continuous learning across Kakuma through academic mentorship, school retention awareness, and community dialogues that emphasize personal growth and the vital role of education in refugee communities.
FBRO works with community volunteers in Kakuma and Kalobeyei to protect the arid Turkana environment through tree planting, nursery management, environmental education, and sustainable community waste clean-up campaigns.
We deliver grassroots health awareness on hygiene, sanitation, disease prevention, and community wellbeing to help refugee and host community families live healthier, more resilient lives.
FBRO promotes positive cultural traditions, unity, and social inclusion through multi-ethnic celebrations and shared sports events that bridge divides and celebrate the rich heritage of communities living in Kakuma.
Partnerships help us reach more people.
If your organization would like to work with FBRO on any of these program areas, we would like to hear from you.
