Vision Corps Initiative is a politically non-partisan organization that transcends the regional and belief barriers and aims to serve every individual regardless of their origin or location.
Vision Corps Intiative is not just an NGO or a non-profit organization. It is a politically non-partisan organization that transcends the regional and belief barriers and aims to serve every individual regardless of their origin. The goal is to build a platform that will enable people to realize the potential of an organized community-based system where people not only contribute their financial resources but their human capital and ideas as well.
Towards a social and an economic change characterized by sustainability, social interaction, community-ownership, and community self-mobilization and self-reliance.
To support and coordinate the community efforts and resources in the development of sustainable socio-economic initiatives through empowerment and social integration.
Households gained access to clean drinking water, hygiene and sanitation.
Accessed training and sensitized on peace building and integration.
Poor households benefitted from restocking and farm inputs and training.
People were screened and treated on various illnesses including Malnutrition and Polio
The Health and Nutrition sector has been a priority since our inception. Nutrition, reproductive health, immunization, communicable diseases and health infrastructures are the key areas of support in this sector,
For the past two decades, formal and non-formal education systems have been limited, or in some cases non-existent, in some parts of Somalia.
We believe that it is crucial to improve communities’ long-term food security through building resilience to drought.
Under this sector, we focus on banning or discouraging charcoal burning, planting both edible and non-edible trees, promotion of solar power, and protecting coastal areas.
The past two-decade conflict resulted to deterioration of the water and sanitation situation across Somalia, rendering communities’ social structures and coping mechanisms non-functional
Following over 2 decades of conflict, political developments in the past 2 years ushered hope that Somalia is at long last on path to sustainable peace and reconciliation.
