About us
Our journey since 2018
Where Rehori Came from
Our journey since 2018
Where Rehori Came from
Learn more about the events we run to empower refugee's in Kakuma and Kalobeyi.
We believe in...
- Involving marginalised and underrepresented groups in program design, community policies, and decision-making processes
- Empowering youth and women through agribusiness, financial literacy, talent development, and entrepreneurial skills
- Rehabilitating disaster-affected communities and fostering resilient, sustainable development
- Promoting cultural diversity and harmonious living
- Encouraging enjoyment and preservation of the ecosystem
- Developing honest global citizens committed to development, peace, and respect for all life
In 2023, we partnered with the Danish Refugee Council to implement Gender-Based Violence (GBV) prevention activities funded by ECHO.
Our founder
Alexandre's story...
n 2018, Alexandre Fahizi Mtahelwa, originally from the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC), turned his personal struggles into a source of hope for others. After enduring severe hardship, including assault and torture by armed groups and even family members in Eastern DRC, Alexandre was forced to flee his homeland. He arrived in Kenya in 2010 as a refugee, facing the daunting task of starting over in a new country.
Despite these challenges, Alexandre found strength in his shared experiences with other refugees and asylum seekers, who were also dealing with the pain of displacement. His own journey fueled his commitment to making a difference in their lives.
Alexandre founded Rehori at Bar-el Haman Girls Primary School in 2018. This initiative began as a small gathering of hope and mutual support, evolving into a dedicated organisation focused on empowering refugees. Through Rehori, Alexandre and his team have created a community where individuals come together to rebuild their lives and offer support to one another.
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About us
Our journey since 2018
Where Rehori Came from
Our journey since 2018
Where Rehori Came from
Learn more about the events we run to empower refugee's in Kakuma and Kalobeyi.
We believe in...
- Involving marginalised and underrepresented groups in program design, community policies, and decision-making processes
- Empowering youth and women through agribusiness, financial literacy, talent development, and entrepreneurial skills
- Rehabilitating disaster-affected communities and fostering resilient, sustainable development
- Promoting cultural diversity and harmonious living
- Encouraging enjoyment and preservation of the ecosystem
- Developing honest global citizens committed to development, peace, and respect for all life
In 2023, we partnered with the Danish Refugee Council to implement Gender-Based Violence (GBV) prevention activities funded by ECHO.
Our founder
Alexandre's story...
n 2018, Alexandre Fahizi Mtahelwa, originally from the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC), turned his personal struggles into a source of hope for others. After enduring severe hardship, including assault and torture by armed groups and even family members in Eastern DRC, Alexandre was forced to flee his homeland. He arrived in Kenya in 2010 as a refugee, facing the daunting task of starting over in a new country.
Despite these challenges, Alexandre found strength in his shared experiences with other refugees and asylum seekers, who were also dealing with the pain of displacement. His own journey fueled his commitment to making a difference in their lives.
Alexandre founded Rehori at Bar-el Haman Girls Primary School in 2018. This initiative began as a small gathering of hope and mutual support, evolving into a dedicated organisation focused on empowering refugees. Through Rehori, Alexandre and his team have created a community where individuals come together to rebuild their lives and offer support to one another.