New Ways Organization provides emergency lifesaving health services to vulnerable IDPs and conflict-affected host communities in South West and Galmudug states through static facilities and outreach services.

• Access to essential health services, including measles vaccination for children.
• Outpatient consultations and management of measles and AWD/cholera cases.
• Antenatal care, postnatal care and skilled birth-attendance services.
• Health education designed to improve uptake of immunisation services.
• Community and household health messaging to reduce the spread of outbreak-prone diseases among conflict-affected populations.
• Education on exclusive breastfeeding, age-appropriate complementary feeding, child spacing, antenatal visits and skilled delivery.
• Reproductive-health and emergency obstetric services for women with pregnancy and childbirth complications.
• Antenatal-care services and a broader package covering family planning, tetanus immunisation, nutritional counselling, iron and folate supplementation, pregnancy monitoring, and early management of complications.