Somali Relief and Development Action (SRDA) is a vibrant growing national organization that is committed to helping disasters and conflict affected communities.
We are excited to introduce our Interim National Director, Mrs. Suganya Kimbrough. Please join us in extending a warm welcome and best wishes as she steps into this role and leads our mission to protect and improve the well-being of vulnerable Somali #children. @SuganyaKim
I want to celebrate my wife: Bel. Disney has recognized her trailblazing work in northern Kenya to protect Grevy’s Zebras. For almost 20 years, she has worked alongside communities to appreciate their rich and unique biodiversity and repair their rangelands. In 2011- her empowering work with pastoralists- inspired me to try new approaches in Somalia, to see the potential of empowering local communities to care for their natural resources. Work we still practice today! Let’s all celebrate those inspiring people in our lives and the gifts they give to us. Read the full article https://t.co/BRgHkJyWLQ
I take this opportunity to wish you all a blessed and fantastic year ahead. Indeed, may your 2024 be full of hope and promise. Looking forward to continuing our work together, towards a better, just and peaceful world for #children. Happy New Year! Sanad Wacan🎆 #HappyNewYear2024
Thanks German Federal Foreign Office for the support to procure essential hygiene kits consisting of water storage containers, laundry &bathing soap and water treatment tabs. This was distributed to help 1,250 floods-affected households in Baidoa. @GermanyDiplo@WorldVisionDe
Our staff have witnessed the worst of the #ElNino rains that have left a trail of destruction in their wake. Watch Katra Madey, who is supporting our Economic and Development efforts in our Doolow office, Gedo region as she rallies us to pull together to address #climatechange
The #floods in Somalia have led to unspeakable loss. Roads, bridges, homes, farms, water and sanitation infrastructure, have been extensively damaged. Our staff too, have been impacted, yet they remain stoic and brave, going where the need is greatest.
Proud to see our staff stepping up, ensuring as an organisation, together with our partners, we do enough to be there for communities, in times of great need. #ENOUGH
Thanks to resources from @WorldVisionUSA NextGen supporters, and @USAIDSomalia we've been able to carry out initial response, reaching out to communities cut off by the floodwaters.
Just trekked 30 minutes from Qurdhurbay to the banks of the Doolow River. Here, the impacts of climate change and conflict are stark. Competition for aid is intense. Long-standing displaced families, vulnerable groups, and newcomers all vie for limited assistance. Many are forced to high ground, some cut off by the spreading #floodwaters. With support from @WFPSomalia we're working tirelessly to ensure aid reaches those in need without triggering conflict.
Our staff in Doolow district, situated in the Gedo region speaks of the devastation left by the #floods. Homes and farms are flooded. People are putting up with their neighbours, relatives. The floods have cut off supply routes, people have no food. Listen. #floods#ElNino
Today in Luuq we received a second boat from @WFPSomalia. This will boost our ongoing efforts together with partners on the ground, including local authorities, to rescue families still stranded as well as deliver emergency food &medical supplies to people cut off by flooding.
Thank you @WFP_UNHAS. With the heavy rains and flooding, access, particularly in the southern part of the country is increasingly difficult. With UN WFP Helicopter services, we've been able to move emergency supplies in districts like Luuq to help families affected by floods.
Timely #hygienepromotion can save the lives of #floods displaced households. Our #HP teams are with those affected despite challenges of access and dirt we are with them on wherever they may be to deliver the key messages.@WASHCluster_Som@WVSomalia
With the rains in #Somalia building, World Vision has dispatched emergency relief supplies to ensure that children access lifesaving support. During such times of need, our Somali staff are stepping up, ensuring that they are doing enough to be there for affected communities when they need us the most.
World Vision is prepositioning nutrition and WASH supplies in preparation for potential floods triggered by forecasted #ElNino rains. Having early warning info, infrastructure, people & relationships in place is the foundation of #anticipatory actions and response preparedness.
Heavy ⛈️in Buurhakaba last night has created massive destruction of vulnerable households. Flooded households' members could be seen using their hand to remove water in their homes. SRDA teams are establishing the extent of damage. @WVSomalia@USAIDSomalia