SOHA Organization
Somaliland Hope Association is a non-governmental, non-political and non-profit organization. Founded in May, 2007 in Somaliland and legally registered by the Ministry of planning and the office of the Attorney General.
What We Do
Based on studies on actual community needs, SOHA laid out following core strategically tailored intervention areas:
Food security and livelihood
With regard to above sector, SOHA supports vulnerable communities in agriculture, Food Security and Nutrition and Off-farm Livelihoods.
Access to quality education of young children
Access to quality education is the basic right of every child. However, it’s not the case for a lot of people.
Enhancing women’s’ empowerment
The empowerment of women is one of the central issues in the process of development of entire world.
Child Protection
The priority of the humanitarian community remains to ensure that newly displaced people receive the immediate life-saving assistance and humanitarian protection so crucial to their survival.
Water, Sanitation and Hygiene
To survive and thrive, communites need proper Water, Sanitation and Hygiene. This is more significant in all times and all conditions, in urban and rural communities.
Emergency and humanitarian Responses
Emergency and humanitarian response are considerable and remain important in scope. Due to prolonged droughts by adverse climate change and natural disasters drived displacement and food insecurity in quite number of times.
FGM Awarness Raising and Reproductive Health Issues (RHI)
Vision
A poverty-free Somaliland where every individual can seek a decent life.
Mission
To empower vulnerable families and individuals in Somaliland to improve their livelihoods by enabling them to strengthen and diversify their resource capacities, and through educational, healthcare and community awareness programs.
Core Values
Justice,
Equity,
Impartiality,
Respect for all.
Our Partners
Our Success Stories
Micro irrigation practice diversifies our source of income
Said Mohamed Dahir lives in a small farm near Gesdhere village said “In our farm, growing cash crops was very difficult. It needs sufficient water. Papaya and sweet orange was the only crop used to grow because of its dearth of water. After provision of rubber sheets and drip irrigation, we grew new variety in my farm. Tomato grew in the farm. The installation of drips really motivated me and I used to keep it more than before. I used to pick up 3 boxes per day in three months. Per box of tomato it was 50,000 sh and in total sh 4000,000 per plot installed with the drips. In addition to, large quantity of the tomato in the farm was being used for cooking in my wedding events because I got married while it was growing. The received money I used for other expenses during wedding.
Thanks SOHA and ActionAid for your support”
I am Happy To
“Iam one of the students reached the highest grade level of our school. The highest level is grade seven. When our predecessors finish it, they used to move to Gabiley town. Some of them who had no relatives in Gabiley walk to learn from there. More than 3 hours is walked to reach intermediate school in Gabiley. The new building of classes in our school made us happy. I and my older brother learn together with these classes. Our family planned to take us to our older brothers’ families live in Gabiley since there were no grade 8 levels in here. Now we learn with our old classmates. We received grade 8 teaching with our parents.
” Said by Abdinasir Nuh Ali a grade 8 student in Galoolay new classes.
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