MRDO is a service-oriented organization dedicated to improving the lives of the marginalized, minority, vulnerable and the poor through humanitarian aids
The MRDO Board of Seniors met on 2 June 2026 and discussed the worsening humanitarian situation in Hirshabelle. The meeting highlighted the severe impact of drought, increasing displacement, and critical gaps in shelter, clean water, food security, health, and protection services
AADSOM successfully implemented the Mid-Term Evaluation for MRDO Office in Beletweyne on 19/5/2026. The one-year mentorship and staff training greatly strengthened MRDO’s Financial Unit and Programme Unit. MRDO highly appreciates AADSOM for continuous capacity building.
MRDO has conducted rapid assessments following last week’s torrential rains, which severely impacted IDP sites located in low-land areas in Beletweyne. The assessments identified extensive damage to emergency shelters, poor drainage systems, and increased vulnerabilities
Today on 05/11/2024 we are pleased to announce that Midnimo Relief and Development Organisation {MRDO} recently held a successful roundtable discussion in Hirshabelle, specially Beledwein District. This event brought together minority group of participants to address important
This complaint one of IDP sites in Beletweyne for not receiving Gu flood response, MRDO is CCCM Partner on the ground has received alot of complaint for CMC IDP sites in Beletweyne#
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MRDO staff have reached 25/5/2024 for evacuated sites in Minority settlements have declared that they do not receive any humanitarian assistance also MRDO call for service providers to reach out for Beletweyne North West and North East riverine villages,
MRDO staff have reached Minority and marginalised settlement in Beletweyne North West and North East for flood affected areas, the assessment will publish immediately