Non-profit Organizations
Refugee Ladies' Foundation
Refugee Ladies' Foundation is a self-led organization of ordinary refugee young ladies and girls from diverse qualifications with ladies' and girls living with infirmities, widows and ladies without any income.
Listing updated
About Refugee Ladies' Foundation
The Refugee ladies’ foundation (RELAF) is a self-led organization of ordinary refugee young ladies and girls from diverse qualifications with ladies’ and girls living with infirmities, widows and ladies without any income. It was founded in 2020 by a group of refugee women and girls existing in Dzaleka Camp, survivors of various civil wars in the DRC, Burundi, Rwanda, Somalia and Ethiopia who have knowledgeable different forms of gender-based violence, exploitation and abuse in their families and communities. As person in exile ourselves, we created RELAF as a solution to the challenges women and girl face in the camp. We start a positive cycle in which refugee women and girls are considered not as simple recipients of services and support, but as actors of change for themselves and their communities. We are therefore committed to empowering the most disadvantaged and highly marginalized refugee women and girls claim their rights, challenge discriminatory attitudes, behavior, and harmful traditional practices; and overcome poverty and other hardships. The RELAF was legally registered as a Community Based Organization on 25 January 2022 with the Dzaleka Camp Manager, under Reg. No. Ref.No. DRC/RAS/08/056,
Mission
The mission of our organization is to promote refugee girls, Widows, Orphans and Street Kids for the world change.
Vision
We fight for refugee girls, Widows, Orphans and Street Kids until they are hero of their own lives.
About this listing
A provider confirmation date has not been recorded.
How listings are maintainedSuggest an update to this listingRelated services
Browse all servicesYouth On Board Organization (YOBO)
Creating climate-resilient communities through permaculture, empowering youth, women, and marginalized groups at Dzaleka Refugee Camp and beyond.
WODEP
Its mission is to advocate for women's rights, promote sustainable development, and empower women in leadership roles.
Women Children Foundation
Build a world where everyone is treated with consideration, value, dignity, equal respect and zero hunger