Title: Healing heart

Artist: Sienna Cobelli

Age 8

Bottle Flowers

These beautiful flowers were crafted from recycled plastic bottles collected from the dump in Kakuma Refugee Camp. Created with care and creativity by orphaned children supported by the charity CAPS, this artwork is a powerful example of turning waste into wonder.

The Kids Art Gallery on Artline is raising funds to provide these young artists with creative materials.

Please donate to Projects and include “KK” Kakuma Kids in your message so we know it’s for them.

Thank you for supporting their imagination and hope.

Title: Summer’s day

Artist: Cara Cobelli

Age 6

Bike

Drawn by one of the orphaned children living in Kakuma Refugee Camp, cared for by the charity CAPS in a daycare facility.

The Kids Art Gallery on Artline is raising funds to provide these young artists with creative materials.Please donate to Projects and include “KK” Kakuma Kids in your message so we know it’s for them. Thank you for supporting their imagination and hope.

Weaving

Made by one of the orphaned children, supported by the charity CAPS in Kakuma.

The Kids Art Gallery on Artline is raising funds to provide these young artists with creative materials.

Please donate to Projects and include “KK” Kakuma Kids in your message so we know it’s for them.

Thank you for supporting their imagination and hope.

Kenyan Miku

Artist Arina

age 13

Art from Kakuma: Hope Through the Eyes of Children

These drawings were created by children living in the Kakuma Refugee Camp in northwestern Kenya — one of the largest refugee camps in the world. Many of the young artists are orphans, living through unimaginable challenges with strength and creativity far beyond their years.

The artwork you see here was made during daycare sessions run by CAPS (Community Action for Peace and Solidarity ), a dedicated non profit refugee led charity providing safe space, emotional care, and educational support to vulnerable children in the camp. In these sessions, art becomes more than just play — it becomes healing, expression, and sometimes, joy.

If you would like to donate for this picture please do so on our just giving button in the menu. Put ‘man in pink trousers’ in your message!

All money raised will go to building a protective fence around the compound and toilets for the kids!

Thank you.

Art from Kakuma: Hope Through the Eyes of Children

These drawings were created by children living in the Kakuma Refugee Camp in northwestern Kenya — one of the largest refugee camps in the world. Many of the young artists are orphans, living through unimaginable challenges with strength and creativity far beyond their years.

The artwork you see here was made during daycare sessions run by CAPS (Community Action for Peace and Solidarity ), a dedicated non profit refugee led charity providing safe space, emotional care, and educational support to vulnerable children in the camp. In these sessions, art becomes more than just play — it becomes healing, expression, and sometimes, joy.

If you would like to donate for this picture please do so on our just giving button in the menu. Put ‘Boy’ in your message!

All money raised will go to building a protective fence around the compound and toilets for the kids!

Thank you.

Art from Kakuma: Hope Through the Eyes of Children

These drawings were created by children living in the Kakuma Refugee Camp in northwestern Kenya — one of the largest refugee camps in the world. Many of the young artists are orphans, living through unimaginable challenges with strength and creativity far beyond their years.

The artwork you see here was made during daycare sessions run by CAPS (Community Action for Peace and Solidarity ), a dedicated non profit refugee led charity providing safe space, emotional care, and educational support to vulnerable children in the camp. In these sessions, art becomes more than just play — it becomes healing, expression, and sometimes, joy.

If you would like to donate for this picture please do so on our just giving button in the menu. Put ‘Bearded man’ in your message!

All money raised will go to building a protective fence around the compound and toilets for the kids!

Thank you.

Art from Kakuma: Hope Through the Eyes of Children

These drawings were created by children living in the Kakuma Refugee Camp in northwestern Kenya — one of the largest refugee camps in the world. Many of the young artists are orphans, living through unimaginable challenges with strength and creativity far beyond their years.

The artwork you see here was made during daycare sessions run by CAPS (Community Action for Peace and Solidarity ), a dedicated non profit refugee led charity providing safe space, emotional care, and educational support to vulnerable children in the camp. In these sessions, art becomes more than just play — it becomes healing, expression, and sometimes, joy.

If you would like to donate for this picture please do so on our just giving button in the menu. Put ‘Parrot’ in your message!

All money raised will go to building a protective fence around the compound and toilets for the kids!

Thank you.

Art from Kakuma: Hope Through the Eyes of Children

These drawings were created by children living in the Kakuma Refugee Camp in northwestern Kenya — one of the largest refugee camps in the world. Many of the young artists are orphans, living through unimaginable challenges with strength and creativity far beyond their years.

The artwork you see here was made during daycare sessions run by CAPS (Community Action for Peace and Solidarity ), a dedicated non profit refugee led charity providing safe space, emotional care, and educational support to vulnerable children in the camp. In these sessions, art becomes more than just play — it becomes healing, expression, and sometimes, joy.

If you would like to donate for this picture please do so on our just giving button in the menu. Put ‘Robot’  in your message!

All money raised will go to building a protective fence around the compound and toilets for the kids!

Thank you.

Art from Kakuma: Hope Through the Eyes of Children

These drawings were created by children living in the Kakuma Refugee Camp in northwestern Kenya — one of the largest refugee camps in the world. Many of the young artists are orphans, living through unimaginable challenges with strength and creativity far beyond their years.

The artwork you see here was made during daycare sessions run by CAPS (Community Action for Peace and Solidarity ), a dedicated non profit refugee led charity providing safe space, emotional care, and educational support to vulnerable children in the camp. In these sessions, art becomes more than just play — it becomes healing, expression, and sometimes, joy.

If you would like to donate for this picture please do so on our just giving button in the menu. Put ‘Baby’ in your message!

All money raised will go to building a protective fence around the compound and toilets for the kids!

Thank you.

Art from Kakuma: Hope Through the Eyes of Children

These drawings were created by children living in the Kakuma Refugee Camp in northwestern Kenya — one of the largest refugee camps in the world. Many of the young artists are orphans, living through unimaginable challenges with strength and creativity far beyond their years.

The artwork you see here was made during daycare sessions run by CAPS (Community Action for Peace and Solidarity ), a dedicated non profit refugee led charity providing safe space, emotional care, and educational support to vulnerable children in the camp. In these sessions, art becomes more than just play — it becomes healing, expression, and sometimes, joy.

If you would like to donate for this picture please do so on our just giving button in the menu. Put ‘Dino’ in your message!

All money raised will go to building a protective fence around the compound and toilets for the kids!

Thank you.

• Art from Kakuma: Hope Through the Eyes of Children

These drawings were created by children living in the Kakuma Refugee Camp in northwestern Kenya — one of the largest refugee camps in the world. Many of the young artists are orphans, living through unimaginable challenges with strength and creativity far beyond their years.

The artwork you see here was made during daycare sessions run by CAPS (Community Action for Peace and Solidarity ), a dedicated non profit refugee led charity providing safe space, emotional care, and educational support to vulnerable children in the camp. In these sessions, art becomes more than just play — it becomes healing, expression, and sometimes, joy.

If you would like to donate for this picture please do so on our just giving button in the menu. Put ‘hand’ in your message!

All money raised will go to building a protective fence around the compound and toilets for the kids!

Thank you.

Art from Kakuma: Hope Through the Eyes of Children

These drawings were created by children living in the Kakuma Refugee Camp in northwestern Kenya — one of the largest refugee camps in the world. Many of the young artists are orphans, living through unimaginable challenges with strength and creativity far beyond their years.

The artwork you see here was made during daycare sessions run by CAPS (Community Action for Peace and Solidarity ), a dedicated non profit refugee led charity providing safe space, emotional care, and educational support to vulnerable children in the camp. In these sessions, art becomes more than just play — it becomes healing, expression, and sometimes, joy.

If you would like to donate for this picture please do so on our just giving button in the menu. Put ‘African Lady’ in your message!

All money raised will go to building a protective fence around the compound and toilets for the kids!

Thank you.

Art from Kakuma: Hope Through the Eyes of Children

These drawings were created by children living in the Kakuma Refugee Camp in northwestern Kenya — one of the largest refugee camps in the world. Many of the young artists are orphans, living through unimaginable challenges with strength and creativity far beyond their years.

The artwork you see here was made during daycare sessions run by CAPS (Community Action for Peace and Solidarity ), a dedicated non profit refugee led charity providing safe space, emotional care, and educational support to vulnerable children in the camp. In these sessions, art becomes more than just play — it becomes healing, expression, and sometimes, joy.

If you would like to donate for this picture please do so on our just giving button in the menu. Put ‘Butterfly’  in your message!

All money raised will go to building a protective fence around the compound and toilets for the kids!

Thank you.

Art from Kakuma: Hope Through the Eyes of Children

These drawings were created by children living in the Kakuma Refugee Camp in northwestern Kenya — one of the largest refugee camps in the world. Many of the young artists are orphans, living through unimaginable challenges with strength and creativity far beyond their years.

The artwork you see here was made during daycare sessions run by CAPS (Community Action for Peace and Solidarity ), a dedicated non profit refugee led charity providing safe space, emotional care, and educational support to vulnerable children in the camp. In these sessions, art becomes more than just play — it becomes healing, expression, and sometimes, joy.

If you would like to donate for this picture please do so on our just giving button in the menu. Put ‘Cube’ in your message!

All money raised will go to building a protective fence around the compound and toilets for the kids!

Thank you.

Art from Kakuma: Hope Through the Eyes of Children

These drawings were created by children living in the Kakuma Refugee Camp in northwestern Kenya — one of the largest refugee camps in the world. Many of the young artists are orphans, living through unimaginable challenges with strength and creativity far beyond their years.

The artwork you see here was made during daycare sessions run by CAPS (Community Action for Peace and Solidarity ), a dedicated non profit refugee led charity providing safe space, emotional care, and educational support to vulnerable children in the camp. In these sessions, art becomes more than just play — it becomes healing, expression, and sometimes, joy.

If you would like to donate for this picture please do so on our just giving button in the menu. Put ‘Home’ in your message!

All money raised will go to building a protective fence around the compound and toilets for the kids!

Thank you.

Art from Kakuma: Hope Through the Eyes of Children

These drawings were created by children living in the Kakuma Refugee Camp in northwestern Kenya — one of the largest refugee camps in the world. Many of the young artists are orphans, living through unimaginable challenges with strength and creativity far beyond their years.

The artwork you see here was made during daycare sessions run by CAPS (Community Action for Peace and Solidarity ), a dedicated non profit refugee led charity providing safe space, emotional care, and educational support to vulnerable children in the camp. In these sessions, art becomes more than just play — it becomes healing, expression, and sometimes, joy.

If you would like to donate for this picture please do so on our just giving button in the menu. Put ‘Robot’ in your message!

All money raised will go to building a protective fence around the compound and toilets for the kids!

Thank you.

Art from Kakuma: Hope Through the Eyes of Children

These drawings were created by children living in the Kakuma Refugee Camp in northwestern Kenya — one of the largest refugee camps in the world. Many of the young artists are orphans, living through unimaginable challenges with strength and creativity far beyond their years.

The artwork you see here was made during daycare sessions run by CAPS (Community Action for Peace and Solidarity ), a dedicated non profit refugee led charity providing safe space, emotional care, and educational support to vulnerable children in the camp. In these sessions, art becomes more than just play — it becomes healing, expression, and sometimes, joy.

If you would like to donate for this picture please do so on our just giving button in the menu. Put ‘Truck’ in your message!

All money raised will go to building a protective fence around the compound and toilets for the kids!

Thank you.

Mr Bear

Cara Age 7

He is a soft little bear that lives in the woods in Colarado.