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Our Projects

Our Projects

Creating Lasting Impact Across Somalia

At SAF-UK, our projects are the heartbeat of our mission. They are designed, implemented, and evaluated in close partnership with communities to ensure they deliver real, sustainable change. Below is a portfolio of our key initiatives, demonstrating our commitment to saving lives and building resilience.

  • Emergency Nutrition & Health Response in Bay and Bakool


    • Status: Active | Duration: Jan 2024 – Dec 2025 | Partner: UNICEF, WHO

    • Overview: Providing life-saving health and nutrition services to vulnerable mothers and children in drought-affected regions.

    • Key Activities:

      • Operating 15 mobile health clinics reaching remote villages.

      • Screening and treating children under 5 for acute malnutrition.

      • Conducting immunization campaigns and prenatal care for pregnant women.

      • Training and equipping 50 Community Health Workers.

    • Target Impact: Reduce child malnutrition rates by 25% in target districts.

  • Climate-Smart Agriculture for Resilience in Lower Juba

  • Status: Active | Duration: Mar 2024 – Feb 2026 | Partner: FAO, WFP

  • Overview: Empowering smallholder farmers to adapt to climate change and improve food security.

  • Key Activities:

    • Distribution of drought-tolerant seeds and farming tools.

    • Training on soil conservation and water-saving irrigation techniques (drip irrigation).

    • Establishing farmer field schools to share best practices.

    • Creating market linkages for farmers to sell their produce.

  • Target Impact: Increase crop yields by 40% for 5,000 farming households.

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  • WASH for Health and Dignity in IDP Settlements, Baidoa

  • Status: Active | Duration: Ongoing | Partner: UNICEF

  • Overview: Improving sanitation and access to clean water in overcrowded displacement camps to prevent disease outbreaks.

  • Key Activities:

    • Construction and rehabilitation of boreholes and shallow wells.

    • Building gender-segregated latrine and shower blocks.

    • Community-led hygiene promotion campaigns (e.g., handwashing, safe water storage).

    • Formation and training of WASH committees for long-term maintenance.

  • Target Impact: Provide sustainable WASH access for 50,000 IDPs.

Climate Smart Agriculture is Sustainable
Dignity in IDP Settlements

The Impact

850,000+ people gained access to safe drinking water
120,000+ women and children received health services
15,000+ farmers and pastoralists supported
60+ schools rehabilitated