Imagine the last time you went camping. The feel of grit on your skin, the smell of campfire smoke on your clothes, and aches in
The refugee crisis is massive. Millions of displaced people are stuck in limbo for decades. But together, we can build a better way forward. Join The Haven, our community of monthly givers, to help every refugee create home.
Every Shelter has developed a comprehensive approach to the complex nature of refugee aid. We believe in the refugee – their humanity, their wholeness, and every person’s right to have a home. We are building solutions to empower refugees for lasting, generational impact.
Imagine the last time you went camping. The feel of grit on your skin, the smell of campfire smoke on your clothes, and aches in
Using Billboards for Tarps TLDR: Using discarded billboards for tarps wasn’t our idea. We saw refugees using them, and unlike the standard shelter tarps, these
Everyone has the right to adequate housing. This right is affirmed in dozens of international treaties, conventions, charters, policies, and laws. But what does adequate actually mean? Is it purely subjective, or are there standards to which we can hold one another accountable?
Our focus is to build a replicable model, an ecosystem, that values refugees as the central characters in their own recovery—refugees designing and building desirable goods for other refugees. This ecosystem has three primary components: needs are met with high quality Shelter Goods, made at a Shelter Workshop, sold at Shelter Depot.
Haven members are monthly donors committed to making an impact for a better way forward for refugees.
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Noella Kabale Kalu is a Congolese by nationality, living in Uganda as a refugee registered in the urban setting since 2011. She is the founder of REAL Uganda and Refugee Women Voices, a member of the Refugee-led Network (RELON), Refugee Representative at the CRRF steering working group. She aspires to build a society where women, men, and young females are treated with dignity, fairness, and respect, regardless of their status & and vulnerable conditions they find themselves in due to war, conflict, or other atrocities.
