ABOUT US

ABOUT US

The Refugee Children's Project (RCP)

The Refugee Children’s Project (RCP) is a homegrown humanitarian organization, established in 2002 by a dedicated group of refugees in Johannesburg-South Africa.

RCP initially aimed to ease the integration of refugee children and unaccompanied minors into South African society.

However, the organization’s mission has broadened over time. Today, RCP extends its reach to a wider community, encompassing asylum seekers, refugees, migrant women and families, alongside vulnerable South African children, women, and families.

The Refugee Children's Project (RCP)

The Refugee Children’s Project (RCP) is a homegrown humanitarian organization, established in 2002 by a dedicated group of refugees in Johannesburg-South Africa.

RCP initially aimed to ease the integration of refugee children and unaccompanied minors into South African society.

However, the organization’s mission has broadened over time. Today, RCP extends its reach to a wider community, encompassing asylum seekers, refugees, migrant women and families, alongside vulnerable South African children, women, and families.

OUR VISION

To be a world pioneer in service , education and advocacy interventions that care for the refugee women and children and enhance their integration.

OUR MISSION

To work towards the integration of Refugee women and children into the local communities by removing barriers that hinder their well being and facilitate their access to basic services.

OUR VISION

To be a world pioneer in service , education and advocacy interventions that care for the refugee women and children and enhance their integration.

OUR MISSION

To work towards the integration of Refugee women and children into the local communities by removing barriers that hinder their well being and facilitate their access to basic services.

WHO DO WE SERVE?

RCP serve 70% women and children from vulnerable refugee and migrant communities and 30% local South African women and children.

WHO DO WE SERVE?

RCP serve 70% women and children from vulnerable refugee and migrant communities and 30% local South African women and children.

RCP’s VALUES

Core Values:

  • Human Rights and Equality: RCP is committed to upholding the universal human rights of all individuals, especially those who are marginalized or displaced.
  • Social Justice: RCP strives to create a just and equitable society where everyone has equal opportunities and is treated with dignity and respect.
  • Empowerment: RCP aims to empower refugees, displaced women, and children by providing them with the tools and resources they need to achieve their full potential.
  • Compassion and Solidarity: RCP operates with compassion and solidarity towards all individuals, regardless of their background or circumstances.

Supporting Values:

  • Collaboration and Partnership: RCP believes that collaboration and partnership with other organizations and individuals is essential for achieving its goals.
  • Innovation and Adaptability: RCP is committed to being innovative and adaptable in addressing the needs of refugees, displaced women, and children.
  • Accountability and Transparency: RCP is accountable to its stakeholders and operates with transparency and integrity.
RCP’s OBJECTIVES

To achieve the above vision and mission, RCP aims to fulfill the following strategic objectives:

Education:

  • Provide access to quality education, including enrolling children in school and providing them with necessary supplies, and provide early learning development for children in the age range from one to five. 
  • Help children who are behind academically catch up with their peers.
  • Offer language instruction to help children integrate into the local school system.

Safety and Well-being:

  • Ensure the safety and protection of refugee women and children.
  • Provide psycho-social support to help women and children cope with the trauma of displacement.
  • Meet the basic needs of women and children, such as food, shelter, and healthcare.

Integration:

  • Help refugee women and children integrate into their new communities.
  • Foster cultural understanding and acceptance between refugee women, children and local children.

Empowerment:

  • Equip refugee women and youth with the skills and knowledge they need to build a better future.
  • Promote resilience in refugee women and youth so they can overcome challenges.

The Refugee Children’s Project Graduation

At The Refugee Children’s Project, graduation is more than just a ceremony
it is a powerful testament to the strength and perseverance of
our students.

The Refugee Children’s Project Graduation

At The Refugee Children’s Project, graduation is more than just a ceremony.