The study was about the intervention, management and impact of UNHCR towards empowerment of refugees in resettlements. Case study of Kyaka II Resettlement of Uganda. The study was guided by the following objectives: To assess the impact of UNHCR towards refugee welfare in Kyaka II resettlement, to find out the causes of refugee crisis in Uganda, to find out the challenges faced by Uganda and UNHCR in managing refugee’s crisis and to establish the strategies that can be adopted to harmonize refugee crisis in Uganda. This study focused on the area where refugees are living in Uganda that is Kyaka II refugee settlement in Kyegegwa District in order to find out how the organization is responding towards the refugee’s empowerment. This study made use of a case study and a cross sectional study design and this was used because the researcher wants to gather data once over a period of time in order to answer the research questions. The study also found out that, challenges faced during refugees’ crisis management and empowerment include: financial burdens, poor health facilities, inadequate funds, high level of corruption, political tensions and security alerts and lack of legal Protection. The study also discovered that, strategies which can be adopted to deal with refugee’s crisis include the following: Establishment of refugee’s crisis management ministry, aligning humanitarian aid to refugees based activities, funds mobilization through fundraising, facilitating and opening up educational opportunities, developing awareness campaigns for refugees host communities and resettlement of refugees to a better area. The study recommended that, there is need for strengthened collaborative efforts between government and UNHCR and other partners to ensure increased services availability to the refugees in order to ensure effectiveness in refugees’ crisis management. The government should allocate a big percentage to refugees’ crisis management specifically in each financial year budget and its implementation should be monitored by officials from the state and other partners. And there should be also much emphasis on programmes like voluntary participation for all stakeholders including host communities and refugees themselves