NaTakallam ('We speak' in Arabic) leverages technology to meet the needs of millions of highly educated, displaced persons with no access to income. Through the social enterprise, refugees can work as online tutors, teachers, cultural exchange instructors, and translators, providing customers with high-quality language services.
Riding the Rainbow is a transformative initiative aimed at creating solidarity and empowering young refugees through the direct donation of bikes, balls, and sports equipment amongst much more. The project was initiated in February 2022 by Afrilanthropy in response to the influx of Ukrainians fleeing conflict. Its primary goal is to provide tangible support to young refugees, fostering empathy and integration while utilizing technology for a direct connection between donors and recipients.
The itinerant Humanitarian Repair Lab is a mobile repair workshop run by a team of volunteers in informal living spaces. This initiative enables refugees, migrants and people in vulnerable situation to repair their personal belongings themselves.
The PRCS Store Initiative's in Hebron represents a pioneering step towards achieving sustainable development and empowering individuals with disabilities and the youth in the community. This initiative embodies a clear humanitarian vision, supported by the Danish Red Cross. The store's primary aim is to raise awareness about products made by people with disabilities in the Hebron region, and in Palestine as a whole, by providing a platform to showcase and sell these exceptional products.
Leaps and Grounds is a coffee social enterprise that aims to break the barriers to integration for women refugees in the UK. It provides speciality barista training, paid work experience and 1-2-1 employability mentorship to support women refugees into long term employment.
