We report the results communities tell us matter, not the activities that were easiest to count. Every figure on this page comes out of the same monthly reporting chain that runs from the community up through our district and regional offices.
January – December 2025
Clinical training for nurses and midwives staffing gender-based violence health centres in Afmadow, Lower Juba, delivered with the Somalia Humanitarian Fund.
Read the story : CMR training for nurses and midwivesRegional sensitisation of civil society actors and national human rights institutions on children affected by armed conflict, held in Kampala from 29 July to 2 August 2024.
Read more : Children affected by conflict in the COMESA regionFrom July 2023, work with security-sector duty bearers and civil society to strengthen how child rights violations are reported. The project engaged over 100 duty bearers and 100 community stakeholders.
Read more : Strengthening the mechanisms for reporting child rights violationsA free mobile clinic and breastfeeding education programme at Qorax camp for displaced people in Dhobley, run with Somalia’s Ministry of Health and Human Services during World Breastfeeding Week 2022.
Read more : Free mobile clinic for Qorax IDP campTraining for frontline staff in Afmadow, Lower Juba, covering emergency obstetric and newborn care alongside gender integration and a module on gender-based violence.
Read more : Basic Emergency Obstetric and Newborn Care trainingThe team visited residents of an internally displaced persons camp in Dhobley District, Jubaland State, and distributed medical supplies.
Read more : Medical supplies for IDP camp residents in DhobleyA maternal and child health centre established with the Somalia Humanitarian Fund, providing emergency primary care and a referral route into gender-based violence services.
Read more : An MCH centre serving GBV services in AfmadowParticipants and the appropriate line departments evaluate each project monthly, at the site. The district office adds its own observations before anything is submitted.
Regional offices combine the monthly returns into quarterly reports. Figures are aggregated upward; they are not re-estimated at the top.
The main office sends a monitoring team to visit project sites and consult community representatives directly, rather than relying on the paperwork alone.
Everything on this page is drawn from documents you can open in full.
