
With the support of @shf_somalia NWO successfully organized a comprehensive
With the support of @shf_somalia NWO successfully organized a comprehensive 4-day training program on Clinical Management of Rape (CMR) in Berdale of the Bay region.Our
NWO Chairman
“As a humanitarian organization, our unwavering commitment lies in actively engaging with and listening to the voices of the most vulnerable members of our society, particularly children. We believe in the profound importance of incorporating their perspectives into every decision we make.
Moreover, we are dedicated to empowering and facilitating the recovery of those who have been affected by various adversities, ensuring that they not only survive but thrive. In these challenging times, I am more convinced than ever that New Ways Organization has strategically positioned itself for success. We have revitalized our organizational structure, assembled a team of highly competent professionals, and adopted a new, innovative strategy.
With these foundational elements in place, we are poised to realize our vision of enabling vulnerable populations to experience life in all its fullness. Together, we will continue to make a meaningful and lasting impact, fostering a brighter and more
Maido Ali, a 12-year-old deaf student in Galkacyo Model School, explains her name in plain sign language. Despite the learning and communication barriers she faces, Maido continues to excel and thrive. When I asked her name and grade, Maido told me with a face full of smiles.
This afternoon, New Ways joined a UNICEF team that visited a JRP beneficiary, Dhusamareb Primary School. The joint visit, led by Hon Mohamed Hashi, Galmudug State Minister of Education, oversaw the first phase of the JRP project progress in preparation for the second phase.
4Since school feeding programme was introduced to drought affected schools in Guri'el...
Omar Hassan Ahmed, a 19-year-old able-bodied youth lived in IDP in Wadajir District of Banadir Region.
Safia Sheikh Abdulkadir who lived with her mother and three brothers in an IDP camp in Wadajir.
Distribution of teaching and learning materials helped the drought affected vulnerable children.
The support received from UN agencies & other donors enabled us to deliver quality humanitarian programmes to those most in need. Health, nutrition, water, sanitation and hygiene, food security and protection.
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A World where disadvantaged communities, among them women and children, are protected, cared for and are given the opportunity to have access to better life and well-being.
Is to be a strong & committed partner, who works closely with communities & development agencies in Somalia so as to tackle poverty & promote human rights, social justice across Somali
New Ways Organization’s Food Security Activities in Somalia : The humanitarian support provided,,
New Ways Organization is engaged in
provision of life-saving & Protective safe
learning
Protection, inclusion and exclusion error have been issues in project implementation in the past years.
NUTRITION:Provision of emergency live saving moderate and Severe acute malnutrition and preventative through
WASH:Activities we undertake for water and sanitation include : Provision of temporary safe water supply through
HEALTH:Provision of emergency lifesaving healthcare service for vulnerable IDPs And conflict affected host communities

With the support of @shf_somalia NWO successfully organized a comprehensive 4-day training program on Clinical Management of Rape (CMR) in Berdale of the Bay region.Our

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