Refugee Care Network
Protecting the Rights of Refugees
Established by a young man named Brian in September of 2026, the Refugee Care Network focuses on bringing life-saving resources to the underserved community of Kakuma Refugee Camp in northwestern Kenya. What started as providing for his family, friends and neighbors has become a life’s pursuit.
“I have experienced the hardest times in the camp and I have seen what all refugees go through. I came up with the idea of starting an organization because it’s my dream.”
- Brian
Over $835+ million in USAID awards and 57 major development programs have been officially ended since 2025 in Kenya alone. Nowhere has this been felt more acutely than the major refugee centers in Kenya, which hosts over 870,000 refugees and asylum-seekers as of August 2026.
These people are distributed across Garissa/Dadaab (49%), Turkana/Kakuma (37%), and Nairobi (14%), coming from nations including Somalia, South Sudan, Democratic Republic of the Congo, Ethiopia and others.
Latest News
New Mattresses Arrive to Shelter
Our latest initiative to provide mattresses and basic bed-frames for people sleeping on the ground is picking up momentum.
October 2026
Food Delivery within Kakuma for Mothers
Diapers, food and maternity supplies are brought to our members
October, 2026
Clothing Recycling and Repurposing
Clothing recycling and washing are basic services that can be provided within the camp
November 2026
We aim to promote the rights, well-being, social inclusion and self-reliance of Refugees in Kakuma
“They come from different countries of origin after facing difficult situations. Famine, war, others.
I joined Kakuma Refugee Camp in 2019 after escaping death in my country of Uganda. My friends and I decided to put our ideas into action this year. So far we have tried to do some good work to help the most vulnerable, but the refugees are so many and available funds become less and less.
We want to accomplish our goals through advocacy, empowerment and gain access to essential services to those who are being forgotten.”
- Brian (Founder)
