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LIDOSOM’s Response to the Floods – Baardheere

July 27, 2023 LIDO SOM 0 Comments 1 tag

Partnerships and Collaboration
The Somali Livelihood Initiative and Disability Organization (LIDOSOM) proudly collaborates with a wide range of humanitarian organizations, development partners, and government institutions to enhance the effectiveness and impact of its programs.
Through these strategic partnerships, LIDOSOM strengthens its capacity to deliver integrated, inclusive, and sustainable interventions across Somalia. Our collaboration ensures coordinated responses in key sectors such as WASH, Health, Nutrition, Protection, Education, and Food Security & Livelihoods.
We work closely with national and international NGOs, UN agencies, community-based organizations, and relevant government authorities to reach the most vulnerable populations, including persons with disabilities, women, children, and marginalized communities.
LIDOSOM believes that strong partnerships are essential for achieving lasting change, promoting accountability, and building resilient communities. Together with our partners, we are committed to improving lives and creating a more inclusive and equitable society in Somalia.

As an active member of the Protection, Food Security and Health Clusters in the region, LIDOSOM took part in an intervention to help secure the livelihoods of 100 households. Throughout the months of March and April since the onset of the floods, LIDOSOM registered 100 households and distributed plastic sheets to 100 of the most vulnerable households including people with Disability. In the coming weeks, and with guidance from UN-OCHA, LIDOSOM plans to conduct an assessment in Bardheere in order to respond at a larger scale in the sectors of WASH, Food Security, Livelihoods, Shelter, and Protection.

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