Somalia

Somalia continues to face severe humanitarian challenges due to prolonged drought, ongoing conflict, and economic instability.

In 2024, an estimated 6.9 million people require humanitarian aid, a slight decrease from the previous year but still a significant portion of the population.

These challenges have led to food shortages, a weakened healthcare system, and widespread water scarcity, all of which disproportionately affect vulnerable communities, including children, women, and the elderly. 

 

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Humanitarian Needs

UMR's Somalia Program: Addressing Critical Health & Humanitarian Needs.

 

UMR’s Response: Providing Life-Saving Solutions 

To address these pressing humanitarian challenges, UMR has launched a multifaceted program focused on: 

 

Healthcare Support

Strengthening medical facilities by supplying essential medicines, training healthcare workers, and improving maternal and child health services.

Vision Care & Eye Surgeries

Offering cataract surgeries, vision screenings, and treatment for preventable blindness to improve quality of life.

Water, Sanitation & Hygiene (WASH) Initiatives

Implementing clean water projects, rehabilitating water wells, and promoting hygiene education to prevent disease outbreaks

Emergency Food Assistance

Providing nutritious food packages and therapeutic feeding programs for malnourished children and vulnerable families.

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