AN ACTIVE RYEH PROGRAMME
A place to learn.
A community to grow with.
The RYEH Digital Innovation Hub connects online education, digital access, mentorship, and pathways to economic participation for refugee and marginalised youth.
WHY THE HUB EXISTS
Potential is here.
Access must be, too.
Education and opportunity should not depend on where you live.
Many young people face barriers to computers, connectivity, professional networks, and modern skills training. RYEH brings these needs together in a programme designed around the lives of displaced and underserved communities in Kenya.
Girls and young women are central to this approach, with a focus on confidence, leadership, and participation alongside practical skills.
HOW IT IS DELIVERED
Digital learning.
Human connection.
Community learning space
RYEH’s public project overview describes the Dadaab library’s development into a solar-powered digital hub with technology and educational resources.
Flexible online courses
Learners can explore practical topics remotely, work through lessons, and apply their learning through small exercises.
Mentorship and guidance
The programme connects learning with guidance from educators, mentors, and professionals. Contact the team for current arrangements.
Pathways to livelihoods
Digital and professional skills support readiness for entrepreneurship, freelancing, and other income-generating opportunities.
Programme infrastructure source: RYEH’s published projects overview ↗. For current on-site access, schedules, and availability, contact the RYEH team.
PROGRAMMES & SERVICES
Skills that work
together.
Build a foundation, strengthen your confidence, and explore your next opportunity.
Digital & professional learning
Digital literacy, online work readiness, communication, and practical tools for learning and work.
Enterprise & money skills
Entrepreneurship, simple business planning, and everyday financial literacy to support self-reliance.
Mentorship & youth leadership
Guidance, confidence-building, and leadership development that help learners turn knowledge into action.
Women’s and girls’ participation
An intentional focus on inclusive learning, stronger voices, and more opportunities to participate in the digital economy.
CONNECTED RYEH INITIATIVES
Beyond a single
course.
Digital Job Centre
RYEH lists an ILO-supported Digital Job Centre initiative in Dadaab, focused on work readiness and entrepreneurship.
Research on digital livelihoods
RYEH also describes field support for research on refugee workers and entrepreneurs in social commerce and e-commerce in Dadaab and Kakuma.
Read the project descriptions ↗