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On 21 December 2025, excavation and construction works officially commenced for the school building, which is one of the key service facilities within the project. This progress comes as part of the ongoing implementation of the project components in line with the approved plan, reflecting a strong commitment to providing an integrated residential environment that […]

accelerated pace of implementation and the project’s transition into advanced stages.The commencement of these two components comes within an integrated plan aimed at completing the system of essential services. The mosque and health centre represent two vital elements in supporting community stability and improving the quality of life for beneficiary families, particularly those affected by

On 9 February 2026, excavation and construction works officially commenced for a 40-cubic-meter water tank, which is considered one of the essential and vital service facilities within the project.This progress comes as part of the ongoing implementation of the project components in accordance with the approved plan. It reflects the commitment to providing an integrated

TASS in close collaboration with Samuel Hall, held Participatory Forum 1 in Bossaso, Puntland, Somalia, focusing on validating research findings and identifying priority (re)integration issues. This initiative was supported by the European Union through ICMPD. The forum brought together a diverse range of stakeholders, including officials from the Bossaso municipality, the Puntland Ministry of Interior,

TASS successfully convened co-creation workshops in Bossaso between October 20th and 23rd, 2025. The sessions engaged 45 participants in various cohorts including Youth (aged 18–34), Displaced and Host Community Members (aged 35+), and Stakeholders (including local government and civil society). The key objectives were to validate LLEARN’s research findings, refine stakeholder and policy mapping, and

Bosaso, Somalia –TASS is making significant strides in combating human trafficking and empowering victims of trafficking (VoTs) in Somalia through a project titled “Providing quality, survivor-centred protection services to 50 victims of trafficking in Somalia’s Coastal City of Bosaso, Puntland State of Somalia”, generously supported by the UN Voluntary Trust Fund for Victims of Human

Today, at the headquarters of the National Disaster Management Authority (SoDMA), the fourth phase of the Food Security Project was officially launched. This initiative is aimed at supporting Somali communities affected by drought. The project is funded by the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia and implemented by the King Salman Humanitarian Aid and Relief Center KSrelief,

مقديشو [10/07/2025 م] To implement the “Joint Implementation Program for the Construction of 200 Housing Units with Healthcare and Educational Facilities and Basic Infrastructure for Flood-Affected People in Kismayo, Jubaland, Federal Republic of Somalia.” As part of its ongoing commitment to post-crisis recovery, the project aims to deliver essential shelter and infrastructure to flood-affected communities,

Mogadishu, Dhu al-Qi’dah 15, 1446 AH, corresponding to May 13, 2025 AD (SUNA) – King Salman Humanitarian Aid and Relief Center (KSrelief) today, Tuesday, provided urgent aid, including food, clothing, and shelter supplies, to 564 families affected by the recent floods in Daynile District in the capital, Mogadishu. The aid, which was implemented in coordination

TASS, in partnership with UNICEF, in collaboration with MOWDAFA and Galdogob district authority has launched the Community Care Program in Galdogob, focusing on the “Transforming Lives and Preventing Violence” initiative. This community-led model aims to prevent and respond to sexual violence against girls and women. In the selected village of Sayidka, community leaders received comprehensive