
Running a session
Planning it, leading it and checking that everyone is included.
Young people learning to speak up, take charge and bring others with them.
At the Creative Arts Center, young people practise the skills real leaders need: communicating clearly, working in teams, solving problems and taking responsibility for projects that matter in their community.





Young people in Kakuma already organise, mentor and solve problems every day. We give that natural leadership structure, practice and a platform.
With the right habits and room to try, they grow from taking part into leading others.
Six habits of every good leader, practised in real situations.
Sharing ideas clearly and with confidence, in a group or in front of a crowd.
Working with different people towards one goal.
Weighing options, listening, then choosing and owning the result.
Looking at what is wrong and finding a practical fix.
Planning, organising and following through from idea to finish.
Guiding newcomers and helping others grow.
Everyone starts somewhere. Responsibility grows as confidence does.
Join sessions, listen and learn how things run.
Lead a small task, like welcoming newcomers or running part of a session.
Plan and run an activity or event with a team.
Coach newer members and help shape where the Center goes next.

Real responsibility, with support from mentors.

Planning it, leading it and checking that everyone is included.

From the first idea to the final thank-you.

Making sure no one walks in alone.

Representing young people to visitors and partners.
Share your experience with a young leader, in person or online.
Give a talk or workshop about your own leadership journey.
Help fund training sessions, materials and events.

Mentor, speak, or help fund the workshops that turn confident young people into community leaders.