I am Bhany Kalang Ngok, from South Sudanese. I call Kakuma Refugee Camp my home for the past 15 years I have been in Kakuma. My journey has been defined by the duality of the refugee experience with many challenges but again potential opportunities: the undeniable weight of hardship and the incredible spark of potential…
I am Yassin Omar Mukhtar, a proud alumnus of Cohort V (2025) at Community Vitality Solutions CBO. I have always been deeply passionate about health and driven by a strong commitment to serve my community. Having lived in Kakuma Refugee Camp, Kenya, for over 13 years, I have witnessed firsthand the daily challenges people face…
My name is William Ibrahim Korman, an alumnus of Cohort 1 (2021) at Community Vitality Solutions CBO. I have always carried a deep passion for health and a strong desire to serve communities in need. My journey began in Kakuma Refugee Camp, Kenya, where I enrolled in the one-year Medical and First Aid Training Program…
At Community Vitality Solutions CBO, we believe that investing in local capacity transforms lives and strengthens communities. One of our proud alumnus, Nura Suleiman Tiso, embodies this vision through her inspiring journey from training to service in her community in Nuba Mountain, Sudan.My name is Nura Suleiman Tiso, and I am from South Kordofan, Sudan….
Transitioning from Community Medical Training to Frontline Emergency Care in Kakuma Refugee Camp, Kenya My name is Asma Ahmed Abakar, a refugee from Sudan and a proud Cohort III (2023) alumnI of Community Vitality Solutions. In 2023, I enrolled in the Medical and First Aid Training Program offered by the organization in Kakuma Refugee Camp,…
From First Aid Training in Kakuma to Personal Support Worker in Canada: How Medical & First Aid Training Transformed Alamin Menji Musa’s Life My name is Alamin Menji Musa, from South Kordofan in Sudan. Like many others affected by conflict, I was forced to leave my home in search of safety and a better future….
I am Mawahib Abdalla Ahmed, from Darfur, Sudan. Due to conflict and insecurity, I was forced to flee my home and seek safety somewhere, I came in Kakuma, Kenya, where I now live as a refugee. Like many young refugee women, rebuilding my life in a new environment came with many challenges—but also new opportunities….
Empowering Communities Through Nutrition and First Aid services – Taiba Ibrahim Amuda’s Impact Story – Alumni Cohort IV – 2024 Alumni, Community Vitality Solutions CBO How a Community Vitality Solutions CBO alumni is using medical and First Aid training to combat malnutrition and support vulnerable families in the Kuada, Nuba Mountain in Sudan. My name…
Chol Lual Ngor – Cohort IV (2024) Alumni – My Journey From Refugee Youth to Nurse & Emergency Health Professional My name is Chol Lual Ngor, from South Sudan and I grew up as a refugee in Kauma, Kenya. Life in displacement was full of challenges & opportunity again—limited healthcare, preventable emergencies, and the constant…
What does it mean when refugee youth and women are not only given training, but also the space to practice, grow, and lead? For twenty-six students in Kalobeyei Settlement, Kakuma, it means stepping into a new chapter of empowerment. Through our Medical and First Aid Training Program, these young people—many of them forcibly displaced, internally…
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