FAULU PRODUCTIONS

Activities: Multiple Program Types
Country: Kenya
Location: Turkana West

We are a refugee led community based organization working to strengthen livelihoods of Refugees and host community residents through through education, agriculture, Skills for Life and other community projects. It was founded in Kakuma refugee camp on the 30th of June 2015 by refugees youths from the DRCongo, Somali and Sudan. We are officially registered and recognized by the government of Kenya through the Ministry of East African Community, Labor and Social Protection with the registration number (CO/TRKW/CDO/HC 2434).

Our Programs;
- Education: ECDE Program for children from the Ages of 3 to 6, Adult change maker courses including
Peace Building and Conflicts resolution, Leadership, computer training, Social Entrepreneurship and

Economics for Positive Change.

-Livelihoods: under this project we run various life skills training including Micr-Finance activities where we teach vulnerable women entrepreneurship skills and then later provide them with loans for the running of the business for self-employment and life sustainability.

-Environmental Cleanliness and Trees planting: under this project, we collect solid waste materials that are later recycled for the fabrication of reusable products or assets, then we plant trees for global warming reduction.

-Children welfare and girls at risk: this project aims at ensuring that children are treated fairly and
provided with their basic needs for their well-being, we also conduct some training for teenage ladies about human reproductive health sessions and advise them to avoid undesirable pregnancies, etc

OUR CORE VALUES

1. Hospitality and Closeness drive us to accompany and welcome the most vulnerable people (Women,

disables, old ages, and children).

2. Responsibility and commitment: inspire us to be accountable to the people we serve and spend our time to

make sure they benefit from what they deserve at the right time.

3. Dignity and justice: drive us to respect all refugees and members of the host community. We believe that all

people are equal; therefore, they should be treated equally regardless of their race, gender, religious beliefs,

nationalities, and cultures.

4. Inclusion and Participation: inspire us to make all refugees and members of the host community feel part

of the society, and in turn to play their role to fight or report a stumbling-block that might prevent them

from enjoying their human rights.

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