Community Sensitization:
Community Sensitization: Economic Impact of Violence against Women and Girls
Read MoreImprove community well-being and quality of life. Mobilize communities to identify and solve local problems. Support sustainable development initiatives. Promote social inclusion and participation. Strengthen community-based organizations and networks.
Raise awareness about GBV and its consequences. Educate communities on gender equality and human rights. Support survivors through referral and support services. Advocate for policies and laws that prevent GBV. Strengthen community protection mechanisms.
Protect children from abuse, neglect, exploitation, and violence. Promote children's rights and welfare. Support vulnerable and at-risk children. Strengthen family and community-based protection systems. Facilitate access to education, healthcare, and social services.
Develop leadership and life skills among youth. Promote education, employment, and entrepreneurship. Encourage youth participation in community development. Provide mentorship and career guidance. Support youth-led initiatives and innovation.
• Promote women's rights and gender equality. • Support women's economic empowerment and entrepreneurship. • Increase women's participation in leadership and decision-making. • Enhance access to education and skills development. • Advocate against discrimination and harmful practices.
• Protect beneficiaries, staff, and volunteers from harm. • Prevent Sexual Exploitation and Abuse (SEA). • Ensure compliance with safeguarding policies and standards. • Establish confidential reporting and response mechanisms. • Promote a culture of accountability, dignity, and respect. • Conduct safeguarding and PSEA awareness training. • Investigate and address safeguarding concerns appropriately.
• Strengthen knowledge and skills of individuals and organizations. • Provide professional development opportunities. • Improve organizational effectiveness and sustainability. • Deliver workshops, seminars, and technical training. • Enhance leadership and management capacities.
• Conduct research to identify community needs and challenges. • Collect and analyze data for informed decision-making. • Monitor project implementation and progress. • Evaluate program effectiveness and impact. • Produce reports and recommendations for improvement.
Organization Name: Social Workers Organization Together (SWOT)
Type of Organization: Non-Governmental Organization (NGO)
Established:2020
Head Office : Burao togdheer Region, Somaliland
Legal Status:
Registered Non-Profit Organization
Community Sensitization: Economic Impact of Violence against Women and Girls
Read Morea six-day training on Mental Health and Psychosocial Support (MHPSS), Psychological First Aid (PFA), Communication Skills, and Community Engagement Mechanisms. The training employed a participatory approach and was funded by SOS Children’s Villages.
Read Morepast shaped resilience, creativity, and teamwork, laying a strong foundation for advocacy and respectful practice in social work. At present, I am committed to serving communities with integrity, empathy, and accountability while balancing multiple responsibilities effectively. Looking ahead, I aspire to advance into leadership, deepen spiritual and academic growth, and…
Read MoreTogdheer Social Workersforce stand united as a committed force, empowering communities, advocating for the vulnerable, and driving sustainable social change.
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