Education as the cornerstone of all development interventions, ensuring sustainable community growth. At CONHA, we believe that access to quality education is the fundamental right of every child and the key to breaking the cycle of poverty and building resilient communities across Somalia.
Education transforms lives, strengthens communities, and drives sustainable development. It's the most powerful tool we have to create lasting change in Somalia.
Education empowers individuals with knowledge, skills, and confidence to make informed decisions, advocate for their rights, and participate actively in community development.
Educated populations drive economic development. Each additional year of schooling increases an individual's earnings by 10% and boosts a country's GDP growth.
Education promotes social cohesion, reduces inequality, and fosters peace. Educated individuals are more likely to support democratic values and resolve conflicts peacefully.
We implement comprehensive education interventions that address barriers to learning and create inclusive, safe, and supportive learning environments across Somalia.
We rehabilitate and construct safe, inclusive learning spaces equipped with essential facilities. Our infrastructure projects include classrooms, libraries, water points, and sanitation facilities.
We provide continuous professional development for teachers, focusing on child-centered teaching methodologies, inclusive education, and psychosocial support skills.
We distribute age-appropriate, culturally relevant learning materials and establish libraries to support literacy development and create a culture of reading.
Special programs to promote girls' enrollment and retention in school, addressing cultural barriers and providing menstrual hygiene management facilities.
Since 2008, we have been transforming lives through education across Somalia's most vulnerable communities
"I was 12 years old when CONHA opened a school in our village. Before that, I helped my mother with chores and never thought I'd learn to read. Today, I'm in secondary school and want to become a doctor. Education changed my life."
- Aisha, 16, Hiran Region
Your contribution can provide a child with textbooks, train a teacher, or help build a classroom. Join us in creating a brighter future through education.