The protracted conflict and recurring natural disasters in Somalia have led to significant internal displacement, with countless families forced to flee their homes in search of safety and basic necessities. Internally Displaced Persons (IDPs) in Somalia face numerous challenges, including inadequate shelter, food insecurity, limited access to clean water and healthcare, and protection risks such as violence, exploitation, and abuse.
RAHMO has been actively engaged in advocating for the protection and well-being of IDPs since its establishment. By collaborating with relevant government counterparts and international partners, RAHMO has played a crucial role in improving the conditions of IDPs in Puntland. Their initiatives focus on providing essential services, safeguarding human rights, and fostering resilience among displaced populations.
RAHMO’s approach encompasses multiple dimensions: providing emergency relief, promoting sustainable livelihoods, ensuring access to education and healthcare, and empowering communities through participatory and inclusive processes. Guided by a commitment to human rights and the principles of humanitarian aid, RAHMO strives to create a more hopeful and secure future for all displaced individuals and families in Somalia.