At CAFAR we work to empower refugee children, adolescents, women, and persons living with disabilities. We prioritize upskilling carefully selected individuals from within the communities we serve to become facilitators, recognizing that sustainable programmes are built on community ownership and empowerment.

Through engaging activities such as expressive art workshops, drama performances, and interactive play sessions, we provide individuals with a safer space to express themselves, process trauma, build resilience and reimagine their futures.

At CAFAR we use an array of creative practices, including theatre, expressive art therapy, drama therapy, and play, to serve as catalysts for promoting psychosocial well-being, fostering awareness, and nurturing community cohesion among refugees and host communities.

At CAFAR we believe that impactful and empowering projects need to contain three fundamental components that intertwine lived experience and expert knowledge. So together we have developed Our Pillars Of Change.

At CAFAR we understand that good collaborations are the heartbeat of impactful programs, weaving together diverse expertise, resources, and perspectives to address complex, personal, community  and cultural issues. So, if you are a creative, therapist, facilitator, or mental health specialist who would like to collaborate please contact us, as we pride ourselves on our exciting community of change-makers.