| The whole infrastructures of the region were completely
destroyed during the civil war. Since 2007, we have been
helping local people and majority of our work; we rely on
volunteers on the ground. Majority of the people don’t have access to clean water,
basic health services, and education.
The Current functioning
public facilities don’t have adequate equipment, medical
supplies and well trained staff to treat the sick and
injured patients. For example, Hargeysa General Hospital -
the only public hospital with a city of 850,000 people, the
patients have to bring their own supplies, if they want to
be performed on surgery on treated.
The situations are horrible
other locations of the country as well. The health of the
people in the region is the worst in Africa. It has the
highest infant mortality, and malnourished children in the
rural and urban are abundant too.
The people are living in
appalling conditions. We know that we
can't solve every misery in this world, but at least, we
could alleviate some suffering and make a difference.
Our work directly improve the
quality of life for the people living in Somaliland/Somalia,
by providing them a place where they can access health care,
clean water and nutritional assistance for the orphans,
seeds and tools for the farmers and give hope to thousands
of vulnerable women and children.
With God’s blessing and
provision, the dedication and the hard work of our
volunteers, we are very passionate and committed the success
of our charity work. And we will use your contribution
frugally.
Our main area of focus:
community health, water and sanitation, agricultural
development, education, and micro-financing.
Your financial contribution help
cover the cost of:
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Medical services for patient
care
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Operating cost of medical
facilities and remote clinics
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Monthly subsidy for rural
schools
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Training cost for teachers,
nurses, technicians and other health care personnel
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Drilling, testing and
maintaining a community well
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Sending a sea container load
of medical and educational supplies
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Farmers getting better access
to seeds, organic fertilizers, tools, water and market
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Pastoralist accessing better
quality animal health care
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