SOCDA is offering vital support to internally displaced persons (IDPs) in Weydow, particularly during the holy month of Ramadan. Understanding that many of these individuals may be unable to afford basic necessities, SOCDA is providing cooked meals and clean water to ensure they can observe the fasting period without the added burden of securing food. …
The Somali Children Development Association (SOCDA) consistently demonstrates its commitment to improving the lives of vulnerable children and families in Somalia through its hands-on approach. In the field, SOCDA team members often dedicate time to directly engage with children, providing not only emergency relief but also emotional support and a sense of normalcy in the …
The Somali Children Development Association (SOCDA) plays a crucial role in providing humanitarian aid to vulnerable children and families affected by disasters in Somalia. In response to the recent floods, SOCDA stepped in to support the most vulnerable internally displaced persons (IDPs) and households by providing emergency cooked meals. Many of these families had lost …
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The Somali Children Development Association (SOCDA) is women led, locally driven, non-governmental, and non-profit-making organization established in 2016 under the provisions of Somalia’s Non-Governmental Organizations (NGO) law and in alignment with the country’s constitution. SOCDA was founded by Somali intellectuals and community leaders in response to the aftermath of the Somali civil war, which left the nation grappling with protracted conflict, weakened institutions, and widespread humanitarian crises. The civil war followed by years of instability, created deep-rooted challenges, especially for Somalia’s vulnerable populations—women, children, and internally displaced persons (IDPs).
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