Our Partners

Working Together for Greater Impact

At SAF-UK, we believe that real change happens through collaboration. Our partnerships with leading international and local organizations enable us to deliver comprehensive, sustainable solutions to communities across Somalia.

How Our Partners Support Our Mission:

UN Agencies - Technical Expertise & Resources

UNICEF supports our health, nutrition, and education programs, providing technical guidance and resources for maternal and child healthcare, school rehabilitation, and teacher training
WFP enables our food security initiatives through emergency food distribution and sustainable livelihood programs that help families become self-reliant
WHO strengthens our healthcare delivery with medical supplies, training for health workers, and disease prevention campaigns
UN-OCHA coordinates our emergency response efforts during humanitarian crises, ensuring aid reaches the most vulnerable efficiently

Government Partnerships - Policy Alignment & Local Coordination

Federal Government of Somalia provides policy guidance and ensures our programs align with national development priorities

State Ministries facilitate community access and local coordination, helping us work effectively within different regions

Local Authorities support program implementation by connecting us with community leaders and ensuring cultural sensitivity

International NGOs - Capacity Building & Best Practices

Partner organizations share global best practices and help build our organizational capacity
Collaborative projects bring international expertise together with local knowledge for maximum impact
Joint funding proposals enable us to scale successful programs to reach more communities

Local Organizations - Community Trust & Cultural Understanding

Community-Based Organizations provide deep local knowledge and help ensure our programs are culturally appropriate
Women's Groups support our gender equality initiatives and help us reach vulnerable women and girls
Youth Networks assist in engaging young people and designing programs that address their specific needs