đź“Ť Kakuma
👉🏾 One of our seven 2025 Kenya Resilience Circles, led by the changemakers who have been through our 2025 Resilience Residential.
Our Resilience Circles are peer-support spaces where young changemakers can process difficult climate emotions, connect with others, and build communities of care. Over 8–10 weeks, you’ll go on a shared learning journey. Meeting weekly in-person to explore resilience, well-being, and sustainable activism – developing tools so that you can keep showing up for people and planet.
Based in Kakuma and welcoming youth from both Kakuma and Kalobeyei, the Turkana Resilience Circle invites 18–25-year-olds passionate about climate action to connect, learn, and grow together in a supportive, purpose-driven community.
đź“Ť Kakuma
đź“… Various dates throughout November 2025 – February 2026
Please note, joining a circle includes a commitment to join and stay within the programme throughout the 8-10 week duration. During the onboarding and welcome session, you’ll agree on the meeting times that work best for everyone.
Sadak is a refugee leader and social entrepreneur from Kakuma Refugee Camp. He founded Kakuma Eco-Bag, a youth-led initiative that trains young people to make eco-friendly packaging, reducing plastic waste and creating local jobs. Passionate about climate action and youth empowerment, Sadak helps young people develop skills and confidence to tackle social and environmental challenges, building resilience and lasting community impact.
Denis is a young refugee, climate advocate, and founder of the Kakuma Eco Bag Initiative—a project that turns waste into eco-friendly bags while creating training and jobs for young people in Kakuma. His work tackles both environmental and social challenges, proving that climate action can also mean community empowerment. Denis believes young people have the power to shape the future, and he’s committed to equipping them with the tools and confidence to lead change.
