"The power of knowing gives people more control, confidence and belief". Katarina Fandlova, Programme Lead, discusses the role of educating refugee parents about their children’s disabilities, and how this can improve their lives. Read on here https://t.co/bXsnTorSuO
This #WorldRefugeeDay, make a difference to the lives of refugees in East Africa. Donating just £10 will help us provide a refugee family with a supplies box, with food and sanitation essentials, to ease the burden of #COVID19. Click here to donate https://t.co/GhVtpdzVqT
This #WorldRefugeeDay, show your support for the community organisations across East Africa who are fighting hard to limit the effects of #COVID19 on their communities. We are proud to work in #solidarity with them! https://t.co/GhVtpdzVqT
Today is #WorldRefugeeDay, a day to celebrate the hardworking refugee students we support. During lockdown, their adaptability has been inspiring. Donate to our #COVID19 appeal now, to help us provide adapted learning materials to maintain their education https://t.co/GhVtpdzVqT
In the lead up to #WorldRefugeeDay, why not show your support for vulnerable refugee families in East Africa. A £10 donation provides a family with these supplies ⬇️⬇️⬇️, to help them ease the burden and economic stress of #COVID19 https://t.co/GhVtpdzVqT
Justo is a refugee from South Sudan. During lockdown, he has found that the emotional and social skills podcasts recorded by Xavier Project have helped him to keep focused during this difficult time. Donate to our #COVID19 appeal today - https://t.co/GhVtpdzVqT #WorldRefugeeDay
Lack of access to data bundles, shared phones and familial responsibilities have made accessing education during the #COVID19 lockdown difficult for the AEP students whom we support. Join our #COVID19 appeal now, to help these students continue learning https://t.co/GhVtpdzVqT
Lawrence, an Education Officer in Nairobi, has seen first hand the positive impact our podcasts are having on the students we support, giving them a sense of stability in these uncertain times. Join our #COVID19 appeal, to help us continue this key work https://t.co/GhVtpdik2j
Amina, an Enterprise Officer in Nairobi, is one of the voices of our podcasts. Since the start of the pandemic, she has seen first hand how the response of our community based partners has helped to protect their communities. Join our #COVID19 appeal now https://t.co/GhVtpdzVqT
“Refugee led organisations understand the needs of their communities, because the leaders are experiencing similar needs”, Our CEO @EdmundPage on why CBOs are best placed to serve their communities, especially during #COVID19. Please click here to donate - https://t.co/XUBg2mwyKh
Today is #GivingTuesdayNow! A chance to support Xavier Project in these uncertain times. Whether its £11.90, £19 or £119, it goes a long way in supporting refugees in their fight against #COVID19. Donate here https://t.co/XUBg2mwyKh, make sure to share with your friends!
Despite the closure of our hub at Kitengela, Erick is still learning from the safety of his own home, using materials provided by Xavier Project. Please consider a monthly donation, so Erick and all the other students we support can continue their learning https://t.co/XUBg2mwyKh
Our CBO partner, Tenda Wema has spent the last few days delivering 150 food parcels to vulnerable families in their #Kitengelacommunity. They are diverting their efforts towards basic provisions during lockdown. Donate today to support this important work https://t.co/XUBg2mwyKh
Check out our latest #blog by @thomasstacey183 explaining why refugees are particularly vulnerable to #COVID19 and what our CBO partners are doing to #educate, #protect and #mitigate in their communities https://t.co/wxdp3BU14q
Our students are still studying, despite the closure of schools. We are working to maintain their #education by providing materials and resources to study remotely. Please consider a monthly donation, it goes a long way in East Africa https://t.co/XUBg2mwyKh