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Educational Materials Donation by AAS to Kahda School
The Aussie Association of Somalia (AAS), committed to advancing education and community support, has delivered a significant donation of educational materials to Kahda Primary, Intermediate & Secondary School in Mogadishu. This generous donation was made possible through the support of the humanitarian organization Qatar Charity, as part of an ongoing partnership to strengthen access to quality education for Somali children.
The donation included:
250 student chairs and desks, aimed at improving the classroom learning environment.
250 water bottles, to ensure students have access to clean drinking water throughout the school day.
Ahmed Mohamed Dahir, the principal of Kahda School, expressed his gratitude to both AAS and Qatar Charity for this timely support. He emphasized that the donation arrived at a time when the school was in great need of learning materials and equipment. The new supplies will contribute significantly to creating a more conducive, healthy, and supportive learning environment for the students.
AAS remains committed to supporting educational institutions across the country, working hand in hand with international partners to ensure Somali children have access to safe, high-quality education and improved learning conditions.
International Migrants Day Event in Bosaso
The Aussie Association of Somalia organized a large-scale event to commemorate International Migrants Day, observed annually on December 18th. The event, held in Bosaso, brought together hundreds of refugees and internally displaced persons (IDPs). The event was funded by the American Friends Service Committee (AFSC). Participants The event was attended by: Refugees from Yemen, Syria, …
Football Tournament Organized by the Aussie Association of Somalia (AAS)
The Aussie Association of Somalia (AAS) organized a football tournament on November 29, 2024, for the youth of Bosaso. This tournament was part of efforts to promote peace and raise awareness among young people about the dangers of irregular migration. The project, supported by the American Friends Service Committee (AFSC), provided a platform for young …
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The AAS organization has officially concluded the 2022-2023 school year at Sheikh Omar Farooq School in the Kaxda district, one of the major schools managed by the organization.
Ahmed Mohamed Dahir (Saddam), the head of projects at AAS, expressed gratitude to the school administration, teachers, and students for their joint efforts in supporting the school’s education. While advising the students, he mentioned that the organization will reward those who achieved top positions in this year’s exams. The school principal, Abdullahi Osman, and his …
Aussie Association Of Somalia visited Dayniile District where there are new IDPs from different parts of hostile Somalia.
Most of the IDPs interacted with were either running away from violence or drought that has left their places unfavourable with no food and water. The situation assessed calls for; I’m some camps the IDPs were sharing 1 toilet both male and female with populations over 200 and this put them into ristlk of contracting …
THE STATE OF HEALTH IN KAHDA IDP CAMPS.
Aussie Association of Somalia did an assessment on health situation in Somalia and the findings were horrible and worrying. The only MCH facility that was constructed by International Medical Corps and was lastly operated by SOS children is left in a scary way after SOS were unable to manage the facility due to insecurity and …
Officials and staff from the Aussie Association of Somalia visited some of the IDP In Kahda District camps to assess the living conditions in those camps.
They met with families who lack all the basic necessities of human life, such as adequate shelter, clean water, food, healthcare, and education. The children the organization encountered showed signs of severe malnutrition, and the parents requested support to address their pressing needs.