Our Programs

Mercy Health Initiative implements a comprehensive range of programs to address the humanitarian and healthcare needs of communities in Somalia, aligned with our mission and objectives.

Preventive Healthcare

Providing free preventive health services to communities across our operational areas in Somalia.

Maternal & Child Health

Offering obstetric services, ante-natal and post-natal care, family planning, and child healthcare services.

Water & Sanitation

Improving access to clean water, sanitation facilities, and promoting hygiene practices to prevent disease.

Curative Services

Providing treatment and medical care for various health conditions and diseases.

Health Education

Conducting community awareness and education on various health topics and preventive measures.

Environmental Conservation

Promoting hygienic practices and environmental conservation for better community health.

Mental Health Services

Addressing mental health needs through counseling, treatment, and community awareness programs.

Nutrition & Food Security

Implementing nutrition programs and supporting food security initiatives for vulnerable populations.

Protection & Shelter

Providing protection services and shelter solutions for displaced persons and vulnerable communities.

Education

Supporting educational initiatives and training programs to build capacity within communities.

Peace Building

Facilitating peace building and conflict resolution initiatives to promote stability in communities.

Women & Youth Empowerment

Empowering women and youth through skills development, education, and economic opportunities.

Our Operational Areas

MERCY operates in 4 districts in Lower Juba, Somalia, serving diverse communities including pastoralists, farmers, agro-pastoralists, fishing communities, urban and rural populations, returnees, and Internally Displaced Persons (IDPs).

Kismayo

Lower Juba, Somalia

Afmadow

Lower Juba, Somalia

Dobley

Lower Juba, Somalia

Badhaadhe

Lower Juba, Somalia

Future Initiative

Training Facility for Healthcare Professionals

Mercy Health Initiative is planning to establish a training facility for nurses and midwives to address the critical shortage of healthcare professionals in Somalia.

This facility will train local healthcare workers who can provide essential services to communities, improving access to healthcare and reducing maternal and infant mortality rates.