A joint field visit was conducted to assess the situation of newly displaced families who have fled from their villages and surrounding areas and have recently Arriving into the camps in search of humanitarian assistance from aid organizations. The visit aimed to understand the urgent needs of the affected populations, evaluate their living conditions, and

The Bardhere field team conducted a visit to Barwaaqo Camp to raise awareness among the camp residents about the impacts of ongoing drought conditions and the increase in diseases. The purpose of the visit was to educate the community on prevention and preparedness measures, while also promoting stability, resilience, and a positive sense of hope

The SVMC Participated a group of teenage Girls Conducted at The 16 Days of Activism to End Violence Against Women campaign was successfully carried out with a wide range of awareness-raising activities aimed at preventing and responding to gender-based violence. As an annual global movement, the campaign serves as a powerful platform to amplify the

#SVMC field visit Agriculture remains one of the primary sources of livelihood for communities in Baidoa and the surrounding areas. However, prolonged drought conditions have severely affected farming activities, resulting in poor harvests, reduced food security, and increased vulnerability among farming households. In order to understand the current situation and determine the level of support

SVMC and NRO jointly participated in a multi-stakeholder meeting that brought together various organizations and agencies operating in the Southwest region. The event was organized by the Southwest Civil Society Network, which aimed to enhance collaboration and improve coordination among all participating organizations. During the meeting, participants discussed strategies to unify efforts, strengthen partnerships, and

Today, the WASH Team and Nutrition Team carried out a joint visit to the Wadajir Maternal and Child Health (MCH) Center in Baidoa. Upon arrival, the teams were warmly welcomed by the MCH Director, who provided an overview of the facility and its key services. The visit aimed to strengthen collaboration and assess the service

The Save Vulnerable Mother and Child (SVMC) organization, in partnership with the Nilotic Rights Organization (NRO), conducts monthly review sessions focused on practical training in henna and decoration skills at their Technical Vocational Education Training Centre. These sessions provide participants with hands-on experience in the art of henna application and decorative techniques, fostering creativity and