About Us: Refugees And Marginalized Locals Association (RAMLA)
The Refugees And Marginalized Locals Association (RAMLA) is a foundation in Kakuma, Turkana West Sub County of Kenya. RAMLA was founded by and for the out-of-school children (OOSC), Children with Disabilities (CWDs), and Vulnerable groups of Women and Girls (VWGs) from the refugee and marginalized host communities in Kenya. The RAMLA Foundation is committed to returning the OOSC to school and supporting CWDs, and VWGs to lead fulfilling lives. We raise awareness about the plight of at-risk children and their families and capacitate them through education, entrepreneurship, psychosocial support, and life skills training.
RAMLA is a unique initiative for OOSC, VWGs, and CWDs, their families, and communities because it provides an enabling environment for at-risk girls and children with different disability types to thrive with those without disabilities in mainstream and special schools in Kenya.
Our Mission: Empowerment, Support, and Community:
To enable out-of-school children, children with disabilities, and vulnerable women and girls to lead fulfilling lives.
Our Vision: Empowering Lives, Building Futures:
To be a benchmark foundation of empowered families and educated refugee and host
community children leading fulfilling lives.
The RAMLA Objectives : Collaboration and Compassion:
The foundation acts in the overall interests of the refugee and host communities in Kakuma to:
a.Provide safe spaces and basic needs to OOSC, VWGs, and CWDs from poor and vulnerable
families.
b. Promote awareness about the plight of at-risk children and vulnerable groups of women
and girls through community sensitization and training programs.
c. Provide financial and material support to mainstream at-risk CWDs, OOSC, and girls to
access and complete education and training programs.
d. Promote environmental education through active participation of OOSC, CWDs, and
VWGs in hands-on community services to establish green safe havens.
e. Provide psychosocial support services to VWGs, OOSC, and CWDs and their families.
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Support Her Future Empower Girls Through Education Dignity
At the Ramla Foundation, we believe every girl deserves the chance to thrive—free from the limitations of poverty, shame, or lack of access to basic necessities. This campaign is dedicated to supporting young girls in underserved communities by providing them with sanitary pads and essential school supplies.For many girls, something as natural as menstruation becomes a barrier to education. Without access to menstrual hygiene products, they are forced to miss school for several days each month—falling behind in class, struggling with low self-esteem, and often eventually dropping out. Similarly, children who lack basic school materials like books, pens, and uniforms…
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Our Value :
Our core values follow the acronym MANA.
We are intentional with CWDs, VWGs, and OOSC to lead fulfilling lives and raise their community awareness in embracing vulnerable and disabled children.
We selflessly serve the OOSC, CWDs, VWGs, and their communities.
We build diversity networks that promote the rights of all.
We accept responsibility for serving CWDs, OOSC, and VWGs by ensuring value for money for resources entrusted to the RAMLA foundation.
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Support Her Future Empower Girls Through Education Dignity
At the Ramla Foundation, we believe every girl deserves the chance to thrive—free from the limitations of poverty, shame, or lack of access to basic necessities. This campaign is dedicated to supporting young girls in underserved communities by providing them with sanitary pads and essential school supplies.For many girls, something as natural as menstruation becomes a barrier to education. Without access to menstrual hygiene products, they are forced to miss school for several days each month—falling behind in class, struggling with low self-esteem, and often eventually dropping out. Similarly, children who lack basic school materials like books, pens, and uniforms…
$0.00 donated of $10,000.00 goal