The biggest proportion of the refugees reside in the designated camps (Dadaab and Kakuma) from where they receive attention from humanitarian actors. However, in spite of the encampment policy, the number of refugees settling in urban areas has been on the increase with Nairobi being home to more than 60,000. Urban refugees are an ‘invisible’ highly mobile population, reluctant to seek for support despite their needs. In the city, the refugees hope to find opportunities for improved livelihoods and alternative educational settings where their children can benefit from improved access to quality education.