EKISIL CBO

Solar Digital SafeHubs

Safe, Dignified Spaces in Fragile Settings

Safe, Dignified Spaces in Fragile Settings

Solar Digital SafeHubs are modular, solar-powered, community-run structures designed for areas where permanent infrastructure is limited or unsafe.

Vision for Scale

EKISIL aims to expand SafeHubs across border regions through mobile production models and strong community ownership.

Services Within a SafeHub

  • Maternal and parenting support
  • Trauma-informed psychosocial counseling
  • Skills and small-enterprise readiness training
  • Digital access to health and wellbeing information
  • Safe communal space for women to meet and learn

Why SafeHubs Matter

In conflict settings, continuity and trust are essential. SafeHubs create stable, recognizable spaces that foster safety, learning, and social connection.

Where We Work

We operate in pastoralist and border regions across East Africa, including areas in Kenya and Ethiopia where mobility, remoteness, and insecurity limit access to conventional services.

Why These Regions

These areas often fall outside traditional aid systems due to insecurity and movement patterns, leaving families underserved.

Community Partnerships

EKISIL collaborates with local leaders, women’s groups, and community structures to ensure relevance, trust, and sustainability.

01

Kangaten town-where refugees converge from different pastoralist communities, it serves as a safety pocket sheltering displaced people from neighboring communities.

02

Warrior Nomad Trail-(no mans land) Nyangatom community, Daasanech community and Turkana community -the area experiences extreme water scarcity hence inter community border conflict over water.

03

Kakuma Refugee Camp- Kakuma-Kalobeyei area hosts over 300,000 refugees and asylum seekers- second largest in Kenya and Africa and among largest globally.

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