Omar Mohamed Foundation is a national NGO seeking to promote economic and social development by working with local communities through relief and development activities.
During the courtesy call at the Mandera field office, OM Foundation and Save the Children explored potential areas of collaboration to improve the livelihoods and well-being of vulnerable communities in the region. The conversation centered on addressing critical challenges such as food security, child protection, healthcare, and access to quality education. Both organizations emphasized the importance of community-driven approaches to ensure sustainable development and impactful outcomes.
The dialogue highlighted the urgent need to tackle malnutrition and improve healthcare systems in Mandera. Save the Children shared their ongoing interventions, including nutrition programs for children under five and maternal health initiatives. OM Foundation expressed a strong commitment to complement these efforts by working closely with local stakeholders to enhance healthcare delivery and support integrated approaches that address both immediate and long-term needs.
Additionally, the partners discussed the importance of building resilient communities through education and economic empowerment. They deliberated on strategies to keep children in school despite challenges such as drought and poverty. The teams also explored opportunities for skill development programs for youth and women to foster self-reliance. The visit marked the beginning of a promising partnership aimed at driving positive change in Mandera County.
Omar Mohamed Foundation is a national NGO seeking to promote economic and social development by working with local communities through relief and development activities.
