Building skills, strengthening communities, expanding opportunity for all.

About Inclusion Skills Hub Africa
Inclusion Skills Hub Africa (ISHA) is a non-profit, non-political, and non-religious organization dedicated to empowering marginalized and vulnerable communities — particularly LGBTQI+ refugees and asylum seekers — through digital, vocational, and entrepreneurial skills training. Its vision is a society where marginalized communities have equal access to opportunities, resources, and sustainable livelihoods, pursued through objectives like digital skills training for online work, entrepreneurship-driven economic empowerment, social inclusion and protection advocacy, mentorship and education access, and partnership-building with local and international stakeholders. Membership is open to anyone who supports its mission, organized into Founding Members, General Members, and Volunteers
From skills to livelihoods-creating inclusive pathways to progress.

ISHA Services

Digital Skills & Technology Training

It is broken into 4 sub-tracks (Digital Literacy → Remote Work → Digital Marketing → Data/Tech)

Economic Empowerment & Livelihoods

This sector move around: Entrepreneurship Fundamentals→Financial Literacy & Bookkeeping→Access to Finance & Markets...

Protection, Inclusion & Wellbeing

We focus on the particiaition and proction of LGBTQI+ refugees and asylum seekers

Testimonials

Youth program participant

Steven Ronald

The training helped me build confidence and practical skills. I secured a better opportunity and now support others in my community.

     
Community leader

Choul john Garang

Their inclusive approach ensured everyone could participate. Our community project is now organized, measurable, and truly collaborative.

     
Small business owner

Racheal Nalwoga

I learned how to plan and grow my small business. The mentorship and peer support made a real difference for my family.

     
 
 

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Board of Directors

Paul Kamuhanda

Founder and Director

With a background in journalism, communications, digital marketing, data analytics, and community-based humanitarian work, Paul brings together professional expertise and lived experience to develop practical solutions for people facing barriers to employment and inclusion. Through ISHA, he is committed to creating pathways for marginalized communities to gain relevant digital skills, access online employment, build sustainable livelihoods, and live with dignity, independence, and hope.

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Nelly Adee

Finance Officer

She works closely with community members, partners, trainers, and stakeholders to ensure that ISHA’s initiatives are effectively delivered and responsive to the needs of LGBTQI+ refugees and asylum seekers. Susan is committed to advancing inclusive opportunities, digital skills development, economic empowerment, and sustainable livelihoods, helping ISHA translate its vision into practical programs that create meaningful community impact.

Susan Abwoo Lee

Project Manager

She is committed to ensuring responsible management of resources, transparency, and effective financial systems that enable ISHA to achieve its mission. In her role, Nelly strengthens the organization’s sustainability and supports initiatives that empower LGBTQI+ refugees and asylum seekers through digital skills, remote-work opportunities, and economic empowerment.

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Kamushabe Jude Tadeo

Board Member and Trustee

He is the Founder of St. Jude Multipurpose Farm, where he promotes food security, which creates more opportunities for income generation and skills development. As an ISHA Board Member, Jude contributes his experience, commitment, and community-focused leadership to advancing initiatives that promote economic empowerment, resilience, and sustainable livelihoods for marginalized communities.

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  • Kakuma, Kenya
  • 30501

Inclusion Skills Hub Africa (ISHA) is a non-profit, non-political, and non-religious organization dedicated to empowering marginalized and vulnerable communities — particularly LGBTQI+ refugees and asylum seekers — through digital, vocational, and entrepreneurial skills training.