ORAM
ORAM is a leading international non-profit organization dedicated to protecting LGBTIQ asylum seekers
06/18/2026
This Week and , ORAM is proud to spotlight My Mental Health Hub, a new LGBTIQ refugee-led initiative focused on mental wellness, community care, and holistic healing for displaced LGBTIQ people.
My Mental Health Hub is a trauma-informed initiative built on the belief that mental health is a right. Its approach centers the body, mind, soul, environment, movement, creativity, and community-based healing.
For many LGBTIQ refugees and asylum seekers, displacement brings deep stress, isolation, and trauma. My Mental Health Hub is creating space for people to reconnect with themselves, access community support, and explore practical tools for healing.
The goal is to help people “take back that power” — through movement, creativity, and care that meets people where they are.
This week, you can support My Mental Health Hub by:
- Attending their World Refugee Day event, “Reconnect with Your Inner Child”, in person in Nairobi
- Following on Instagram and sharing their work
- Supporting their efforts to expand mental wellness support for LGBTIQ refugees in transit
https://www.mchanga.africa/fundraiser/139832?utm_source=ig&utm_medium=social&utm_content=link_in_bio
As part of our theme, , we’re celebrating a milestone smart kitchen garden training ORAM hosted in Kakuma Refugee Camp two weeks ago. 🌱
LGBTIQ refugees and asylum seekers received training on the construction of large 9 x 15-meter garden structures and climate-smart gardening practices.
There are now two large garden structures in the camp, featuring irrigation systems and sun shades to support sustainable growth.
30 LGBTIQ refugees are receiving two months of mentorship and follow-up from the trainers, with an opportunity to train 15 more clients in the coming weeks.
This kitchen garden project reflects Adaptability in Action through creative, practical solutions to harsh heat, sun exposure, and water scarcity in the camp. It also reflects ORAM’s commitment to working with LGBTIQ refugee-led community-based organizations (CBOs) to reach as many clients as possible with sustainable, community-centered support.
Please enjoy photos of the training and construction in our reel!
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