We exist to ensure that return and reintegration are not afterthoughts, but vital components of the global response to migration and human mobility. Through evidence-based programs, partnerships, and advocacy, we help returnees rebuild their lives — and their communities — with stability, opportunity, and hope.

Our Mission

To transform the process of return and reintegration into a pathway for renewal, by empowering individuals and strengthening communities to achieve lasting reintegration outcomes.

We do this by:

• ☼ Providing comprehensive reintegration support — from psychosocial care to economic empowerment.
• ☼ Building local capacity for sustainable, community-led solutions.
• ☼ Promoting policies and partnerships that protect the dignity and rights of returning individuals.
• ☼ To promote and foster forgiveness and building and encouraging the spirit of letting go to past experiences.
• ☼ To receive and readmit returnees back to Kenya and giving them a fresh start.
• ☼ To educate returnees on topics like emotional Intelligence, intra- and interpersonal intelligence, including communication, social behaviour and empathy, and stress management.
• ☼ To create a greater equality in reintegration outcomes and greater equality in access to basic social services among returnees of different genders and ages.
• ☼ To assist returnees in identifying housing by listing places to live.
• ☼ To provide rent support and or temporary housing to returnees.
• ☼ To ensure privacy, data protection and confidentiality.
• ☼ To respect the right of institutions and beneficiaries.
• ☼ Conduct Reintegration Programme Monitoring Survey.
• ☼ Conduct Reintegration Programme Satisfaction Survey.
• ☼ Conduct the Reintegration Sustainability Survey.
• ☼ Conduct Community Based Reintegration (CBR) Programme Survey for Returnees.
• ☼ Conduct Community Based Reintegration (CBR) Programme Survey for Non-Migrant Community Members.
• ☼ Conduct Community Based Reintegration (CBR) Programme Key Stakeholder Survey.
• ☼ Conduct Capacity Building (CB) Survey Key Stakeholder Organizational Level.
• ☼ Conduct Capacity Building (CB) Post-Activity Survey Key Stakeholder Individual Level.
• ☼ To educate, encourage and support business seminars by working with statutory and non-statutory agencies.
• ☼ Work with the Government institutions.
• ☼ Incorporate with the Return and Reintegration programmes offered by the International Organization for Migrations (IOM).
• ☼ Promoting talent enhancement support program and international dialogue.
• ☼ Implement capacity-building for Forget Foundation initiatives.

Why “Forget Foundation”?

Our name is a call to action — a reminder that no one should be forgotten in the complex dynamics of migration and return. Every returnee has a story, and every story matters.

Forget Foundation exists to ensure those stories end not in loss, but in renewal.

Our Impact

• ☼ Supported over 300 returnees in achieving sustainable livelihoods.
• ☼ Partnered with the Kenyan Government, Kenyan National Police Service, Kenyan Department of Immigration Services, European Commission, Open Society Foundations, international Organization for Migration (IOM), EU-IOM Knowledge Management Hub and Erasmus Plus, to strengthen national reintegration mechanisms.
• ☼ Conducted 8 community programs promoting inclusion and resilience.

Partner With Us

We believe that effective reintegration requires collaboration — across borders, sectors, and disciplines.

Join us in shaping a future where return means not the end of a journey, but the start of a new chapter.

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