We support every community to reach their full potential!
We run shelter homes, schools and a reasonable mess that helps such needy young people. We also have our helpline offices that can be approached at any time.
Food Security:
Emergency food provision or food voucher programmes, irrigation services, training and capacity development in agriculture and distribution of agricultural inputs.
We Educate
School materials provision and construction or rehabilitation of school structures and support girl child education.
We Provide protection
Advocacy for the rights of displaced people in their context of displacement, child protection initiatives, individual protection assistance based on vulnerability, sexual and gender-based violence prevention, conduct monitoring of rights and rights awareness- raising.
income generation
Business training and Small and Medium Enterprises development, business grants, life-skills training, literacy and numeracy training, vocational training, micro-finance loans, savings groups, group enterprise development and facilitation
Water, Sanitation & Hygiene (WASH):
Hygiene item distribution, hygiene awareness creation and education, construction of latrines, desilting of water pans, installation of water points, wells and water storage and Water purification and treatment.
Shelter and Non-food Items:
Distribution of non-food items (NFIs
What we care for
WATER
Water Sanitation and Hygiene in Somalia: ICAD Africa’s Contribution
– **Overview of WASH in Somalia**: Access to safe water is critically low, with only 52% of the population having access to a basic water supply.
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High groundwater tables and salinity, limited perennial surface water resources, and a high rate of open defecation due to inadequate sanitation facilities are significant issues. – **ICAD Africa’s Role**: As a key player in addressing these challenges, ICAD Africa’s initiatives are crucial for improving WASH outcomes in Somalia. – **Sustainable Water Supply**: Efforts include providing sustainable water supply to communities, with a focus on emergency-affected populations.
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Sanitation Facilities**: ICAD Africa works towards increasing access to basic sanitation facilities and promoting open defecation-free villages. – **Hygiene Promotion**: Distribution of hygiene kits and conducting hygiene promotion activities are part of ICAD Africa’s strategy to improve hygiene practices. – **Capacity Building**: Addressing capacity gaps in human resources, management systems, and accountability within the WASH sector is a priority. – **Policy Framework**: Advocating for a harmonized and coordinated legal, regulatory, and policy framework is part of ICAD Africa’s commitment to long-term solutions. – **Impact of Conflict and Drought**: ICAD Africa also addresses the WASH needs exacerbated by conflict and drought, which have led to unreliable water sources and exploitative pricing.
ICAD Africa’s comprehensive approach to improving water sanitation and hygiene in Somalia is a testament to their dedication to humanitarian aid and development. Their work not only addresses immediate needs but also aims to build resilience and sustainability in the face of ongoing challenges.