Explore our active field initiatives across the Kenya–Somalia border: from refugee tailoring hubs and sack agriculture to legal protection clinics and emergency safe houses.
Direct community projects transforming lives across Dadaab Refugee Complex & Garissa County:
A community sewing workshop in Dadaab where displaced women and queer youth produce traditional Somali attire and modern fashion. Equipped with heavy-duty machines provided by Mayhem Threads.
An urban farming initiative teaching water-efficient vertical sack gardening to cultivate kale, spinach, tomatoes, and onions in arid border soil, supplying camp residents and local markets.
A peer-guided legal aid desk assisting LGBTQ asylum seekers and intersex individuals to navigate refugee determination, resist bribery, and secure official legal status letters.
A secure, non-judgmental residential facility in Garissa providing temporary shelter, medical care, trauma counseling, and vocational training for youth fleeing violence and forced marriage.
"These eight testimonials represent just a fraction of the lives touched by Mayhem Threads in 2025. Each project equips beneficiaries with something more valuable than temporary relief: the capacity to shape their own future."
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