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TNS CBO runs a safehouse that shelters a revolving 20 urban documented refugees and Asylum seekers in Nairobi. The beneficiaries are all part of the resettlement process and live together as peers.
TNS provides the beneficiaries at the shelter with food, water, support to access medical assistance and livelihood trainings in different fields to make sure when they need to leave the safe house, they have ways to sustain themselves, allowing for a new group of peers to utilise the safe house. We offer computer, internet literacy and skills training to the beneficiaries at the shelter as they wait for their cases to be resolved by the respective organizations. The safehouse is Wi-Fi enabled to keep them abreast with news and following up of individual cases and responses.

As part of an integration project TNS CBO enrols her beneficiaries to one of the bellow livelihoods projects to prepare them to be self-sustainable. Livelihood projects offer our beneficiaries an opportunity to learn a skill and can also be a source of income for them.

1. Chicken rearing project
2. Kitchen garden project
3. Beauty and Makeup project
4. Bead work and Crafts project
5. Digital Skills training project

TNS has been fortunate to get support that has boosted her workforce to ensure the
staff dedicated are supported to effectively excel in their areas of operation. This has
been in form of trainings offered in Leadership and management skills, Proposal writing skills, financial literacy and reporting, report writing and Monitoring and Evaluation.
The training has equipped our staff with technical know how of program
implementation and effective reporting for the programs we run. Capacity building
allows TNS to compete effectively for resources with other organizations with a high
probability of winning the same.

TNS CBO runs a sensitization program that focuses on the Asylum seeking/ refugee
resettlement process thanks to our membership that largely comprise of a refugee community. TNS has noted an increase in anxiety among its membership more so when Kenya enforced the encamping directive for refugees with a looming threat of camp closure.
This program debunks the myths surrounding the process and attempts to address the challenges in the process mainly through dialogue with stakeholders and the refugee community. This program provides TNS with the liaison role between Refugee Affairs Secretariat, UNHCR, HIAS and the refugee community.