Gua Africa in conjunction with community leaders from Kakuma Refugee camp organised a 16-team tournament, between members of 16 South Sudanese counties currently living in

Since 2019 we have been working with over 400 youth at our inaugural Gatwitch Hub; a refugee led project space at the heart of the

Since the project began in 2008 many of our students have now graduated the programme with qualifications in fields such as medicine, engineering, teaching and

Since 2018 Emmanuel Jal and a team of 3 dedicated MLIA leaders have run an annual leadership courses in Kakuma Refugee Camp training young leaders

We have recently partnered with Windle Trust International on a vocational training programme in Kakuma Refugee Camp, Kenya. So far we have raised £9,000 through

Gua Africa took My Start project under its charity umbrella to facilitate creative art programming at Kakuma refugee camp. My Start is an arts project,

Thanks to the SDL Foundation funding and our partnership with UNHCR, our teacher training program greatly improved the quality of teaching at the Kakuma refugee

Gua Africa improved the facilities at two local primary schools in Leer (the home-place of our founder Emmanuel Jal). We continued to support the schools