UBII successfully completed a large-scale livelihood skills training program for over 200 unemployed youth from displaced communities in the Garasbaley area. The training focused on practical trades such as tailoring, carpentry, and small business development. The program aimed to reduce unemployment and dependency by equipping young people with hands-on skills they can use to generate […]
UBII officially launched a new community awareness campaign to educate displaced families about their legal rights, access to services, and protection from forced eviction. The campaign took place across several IDP settlements in Mogadishu. Through interactive workshops and community discussions, families learned about land tenure, access to healthcare, education, and legal support services. Special attention
UBII has signed a new partnership agreement with local health service providers to improve access to essential medical care for displaced families living in IDP camps. Through this partnership, vulnerable families now receive basic check-ups, maternal healthcare, vaccinations, and health education services at reduced or no cost. This effort directly addresses critical health challenges facing
