Our Health and Nutrition programs are designed to address the critical healthcare needs of Somalia's most vulnerable populations, particularly women, children, and those affected by displacement. In a country where access to healthcare remains a significant challenge.
HINNA operates three major health centers in Banadir IDP camps, offering comprehensive services such as maternal care (including antenatal care, safe deliveries, and postnatal care), vaccinations, and health awareness campaigns that focus on both emergency interventions and long-term health improvements, as well as treatment for illnesses malaria, pneumonia, and diarrhea, which are prevalent in IDP camps and rural areas. Mental health support is another critical aspect of our healthcare services, where psychosocial counseling is provided to survivors of trauma, particularly those affected by conflict and displacement.