Sustaining Community
In the face of life’s greatest challenge, we aim to help displaced refugees from the Horn of Africa who’ve found themselves in Kakuma Refugee Camp.
Measuring Success in Lives
Founded in 2026, we measure our success in people kept alive with their hope intact.
From basic necessities like food or blankets
to children’s toys, cooking materials and medical supplies
we meet the needs of those who can’t help themselves.
Our story begins in September 2026 when Brian - a refugee who emigrated from Uganda in 2019 - decided to change the lives of those around him. Tired of watching his friends and neighbors suffer, he began coordinating goods to be shipped from Nairobi and other local communities.
After fleeing for his life and finding himself in the desolation of Camp Kakuma, Brian immediately enrolled in courses on professional development to get “on his own two feet.” A photographer at heart, Brian worked any job he could find to support the Refugee Care Network on his own for years until RCN’s official launch in September. Founded on principles of human decency, mutual respect and compassion, the Refugee Care Network functions as a whatever-you-need emergency procurement organization.
Responsive Impact
We deliver whatever the community needs most, when they need it.
Most of the refugees in Kakuma come with the clothes on their back and nothing more. The Refugee Care Network does it’s best to fill in the gaps wherever possible, providing a diverse array of critical life-saving services.
We conduct programs for accessibility and community relevance.
We Convert Compassion into Tangible Results
Clothing & School
Supplies for Children
IV & Emergency
Medical Supplies
Community Resource
Management