In Hargeisa, the capital city of Somaliland, a new Quran study and informal education center has been established. The Bil Qur’an Nahfad-hum center features two fully furnished classrooms, an office, and restroom facilities, providing a comprehensive learning environment. With the capacity to accommodate up to 100 students, this center aims to make a lasting impact…
In October 2023, we successfully implemented two healthcare initiatives, benefiting hundreds of Somali patients. In collaboration with Al-Ihsaan Hospital in Mogadishu, we conducted a medical campaign to combat blindness, providing free medical services, including examinations, surgeries, and medications, to 200 individuals in need. This project was funded by generous philanthropists from Kuwait through the international…
We successfully implemented a transformative livelihood project in the Horn of Africa region, distributing 60 sheep to twenty deserving families. This initiative aligns with the United Nations’ Sustainable Development Goals and aims to foster self-sufficiency among economically disadvantaged individuals. By providing three sheep to each household, we offer immediate and sustainable benefits, including milk, butter,…
We, at ARC have successfully drilled three artesian wells in Somaliland, providing clean water to over 1,500 families and their livestock. This initiative is part of our comprehensive water project to address water scarcity in arid regions and improve the lives of impoverished communities, especially during droughts. We equipped the wells in the Sahel and…
ARC has successfully saved the sight of 41 patients from poor families living in Hargeisa, Somaliland. Ophthalmologists at the international hospital in Hargeisa provided free examinations, surgeries, and complete treatment for these patients. The medical charity project, funded by the international organization ALRAHMA, is regularly extended by ARC to people who cannot afford medical expenses,…
ARC has completed four drinking wells in Jubaland state, Afgoye area in the Southwest, and Hiran region in Hirshabeelle. These wells, which have concrete structures and covers, manual water extraction equipment, and livestock drinking troughs, can provide clean drinking water to more than 200 households, or an estimated 1,200 people. The wells were funded by…
