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Save Vulnerable Mother and Child (SVM&C) Enhances Water, Sanitation, and Hygiene Services in Baidoa, Somalia
In Baidoa, Somalia, Save Vulnerable Mother and Child (SVM&C) has become a beacon of hope for countless families by actively engaging in Water, Sanitation, and Hygiene (WASH) activities, particularly in the Degsamo settlements.

From February 9 to February 15, 2025, SVM&C continued their vital efforts, providing essential WASH services to the local communities. Their initiatives include distributing hygiene kits and materials, offering training and education on proper hygiene practices, and improving access to clean water and sanitation through the drilling of boreholes and the construction of rainwater harvesting facilities.

These activities aim to address the pressing issues of water scarcity and poor sanitation, which are critical challenges for many residents in Baidoa. By enhancing access to clean water and promoting good hygiene practices, SVM&C is helping to prevent the spread of waterborne diseases and improve the overall health and well-being of vulnerable populations.

SVM&C’s commitment to WASH and shelter initiatives in Baidoa underscores the importance of collaborative efforts in addressing humanitarian needs. They are joined by other organizations, such as the United Nations and UNICEF, in their mission to support the most vulnerable communities in Somalia.

As the region continues to face challenges, the unwavering dedication of organizations like SVM&C brings hope and tangible improvements to the lives of those in need. Their work not only addresses immediate needs but also lays the foundation for long-term, sustainable development in Baidoa.

In Baidoa, Somalia, Save Vulnerable Mother and Child (SVM&C) has become a beacon of hope for countless families by actively engaging in Water, Sanitation, and Hygiene (WASH) activities, particularly in the Degsamo settlements.

From February 9 to February 15, 2025, SVM&C continued their vital efforts, providing essential WASH services to the local communities. Their initiatives include distributing hygiene kits and materials, offering training and education on proper hygiene practices, and improving access to clean water and sanitation through the drilling of boreholes and the construction of rainwater harvesting facilities.

These activities aim to address the pressing issues of water scarcity and poor sanitation, which are critical challenges for many residents in Baidoa. By enhancing access to clean water and promoting good hygiene practices, SVM&C is helping to prevent the spread of waterborne diseases and improve the overall health and well-being of vulnerable populations.

SVM&C’s commitment to WASH and shelter initiatives in Baidoa underscores the importance of collaborative efforts in addressing humanitarian needs. They are joined by other organizations, such as the United Nations and UNICEF, in their mission to support the most vulnerable communities in Somalia.

As the region continues to face challenges, the unwavering dedication of organizations like SVM&C brings hope and tangible improvements to the lives of those in need. Their work not only addresses immediate needs but also lays the foundation for long-term, sustainable development in Baidoa.

The Eviction Task Force recently conducted a joint visit to various organizations in Mogadishu that support internally displaced persons (IDPs). This collaborative effort aimed to assess the current conditions faced by IDPs and to ensure that their rights and needs are being adequately addressed. During the visit, representatives from the task force engaged with local NGOs, humanitarian agencies, and community leaders to gather insights on the challenges of eviction threats and displacement. The discussions focused on developing coordinated strategies to provide immediate assistance and long-term solutions for IDPs, fostering a unified approach to protect vulnerable populations and promote their stability and security in Mogadishu

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World Water Day Supporting Vulnerable IDPS CAMPS and Host communities.

On World Water Day, a collaborative effort between local organizations and international partners showcased a commitment to supporting vulnerable mothers and children in the Idaali IDP camps and host communities. This initiative highlighted the press ing need for access to clean water and hygiene products, which are essential for the health and well-being of displaced […]

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Ongoing Support for Vulnerable Populations in Baidao, Degsame IDPS.

The Save Vulnerable Mother and Child Organization remains dedicated to assisting vulnerable individuals in the Degsame IDP camps in Baidao. Recognizing the critical needs of displaced populations, the organization has organized a four-day initiative that includes water trucking and soap distribution. This program specifically targets 50 learners and individuals with disabilities, ensuring that they have

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16 DAYS OF ACTIVISM GENDER BASE VOILENCE

Domestic violence is a pervasive issue that affects countless individuals and families worldwide. It thrives in silence, often hidden behind closed doors, and continues to devastate lives, communities, and societies at large. As an organization committed to the well-being and empowerment of marginalized communities, We actually recognizes the urgent need for change and is dedicated

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Community Support in Action!**

We’re proud to share that our dedicated team from Save Vulnerable Mother and Child has conducted a joint assessment to support internally displaced persons (IDPs) in the Garasbaaleey district of Mogadishu. This initiative aims to identify the urgent needs of mothers and children affected by the ongoing crisis. Our staff is working tirelessly to ensure

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Plastic Distribution at Afgoye IDPs

Plastic Distribution at Afgoye IDPs,s Save Vulnerable Mother and Child Organization (SVM&C) has made significant strides in supporting internally displaced persons (IDPs) in Afgooye, particularly in camps such as Awgooye, Ciltire, Baalguri, and Balbaaley. These camps house families who have been uprooted from their homes due to endless rains and natural disasters, leaving them in

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Capacity Building and Implementation of Womens

Assist in implementation of GBV prevention and risk mitigation strategies Ensure effective community participation throughout implementation, including leadership of women and girls Conduct FGD and interviews to understand needs of women and girls and GBV risks Work closely with service providers and community focal points to identify and address protection risks Assist in the development

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Hygiene Promotion and participation

Promoting community participation in sanitation-related activities is a key element of most hygiene promotion programs in times of emergency. The design, building, operation, and maintenance of sanitation facilities Communities where involved in the planning and implementation of hygiene promotion activities, they are more likely to adopt the recommended practices Environmental Sanitation and Hygiene Communities are practicing

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SVMC Survey And Hygiene Awareness Held in Kismayo

The Save Vulnerable Mother And Child  (SVMC) recently conducted a survey and hygiene awareness campaign in Kismayo, aimed at promoting public health and sanitation practices among the local population. The initiative involved gathering data on community attitudes towards hygiene and sanitation, which helped identify key areas for improvement. Through interactive sessions and informative workshops, SVMC

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