On April 2nd UNHCR Kakuma handed over eight projects funded for the host community in various locations in the sub-county and implemented by Lokado NGO.

“Artistes for Refugees" a livelihoods project funded by UNHCR was officially launched in KK on20 April with the arrival of Henry Ohanga, well known as Octoppizo

On 23 April,AAR Japan’s Director Overseas and Domestic Operations,Ms. Ikuko Natori, visited Kakuma to discuss also new sec.school for refugees & host community.

On 04 May 2015, the Executive Director of the Board of USA for UNHCR, key donor, visited Kakuma to identifying potential sustainable livelihood projects.

On 11th May, "United Drama Kakuma" youth group who won the global youth initiatives funds kicked started their project involving also host community leaders.

20 primary schools and 12 pre-schools in KK camp were supplied by UNHCR with learning and teaching materials such as books, papers, notebooks, pencils, biro.

In KK 2nd phase of the “Artistes for Refugees” project started on 22 May and will end on 29 May.100 youth are involved in the various art/sports/music workshops

On 20 June, KK was the epicenter of World Refugee Day celebrations for UNHCR operation in Kenya during which the allocation of land for new camp was announced.

In KK preparations for polio campaign are underway and all required vaccines and supplies have been received. Malaria cases are closely monitored with partners.

As 30th July 2015, In Kakuma 4, 782 durable shelters were constructed for new arrivals and assessment of shelter needs is ongoing.