Connected challenges require connected solutions.

RAFIKI-SDO’s programme model links health, education, child protection, youth participation and economic strengthening so communities can move from vulnerability toward resilience.

Health & wellbeing

Health, HIV/AIDS & SRHR

Improving community wellbeing through HIV prevention, adolescent sexual and reproductive health education, psychosocial support, referrals and access to essential health services.

HIV preventionSRHRPsychosocial supportGBV response
Learning & leadership

Education & Youth Empowerment

Supporting safe learning, adolescent education, life skills, vocational opportunities, youth leadership and meaningful child participation.

EducationLife skillsYouth leadershipChild participation
Household resilience

Livelihoods & Economic Strengthening

Empowering women, youth and vulnerable households through entrepreneurship, savings groups, vocational training and income-generating pathways.

EntrepreneurshipVocational skillsSavingsHousehold resilience
Cross-cutting commitments

What every programme should carry.

The new site makes cross-cutting commitments visible instead of hiding them inside project documents.

Child protection

Safeguarding, referral pathways and the best interests of children should shape programme design and delivery.

Gender & inclusion

Programmes should identify and address barriers affecting girls, young women and marginalized groups.

Systems strengthening

Community outcomes become more durable when local government, service providers and community structures are strengthened together.