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Who We Are
ANPPCAN-SOM is registered with the Federal Government of Somalia and Federal Member states as local non-governmental, non-profit making humanitarian organization with it is headquarter in Mogadishu and has operational field offices in Hargeisa Somaliland, Garowe for Puntland, Kismayo and Garbaharey for Jubaland, Baidoa for South West and a liaison office in Nairobi, Kenya. Legally, ANPPCANSOM has legal status to hold operational mandates across the country and have signed memorandum of understanding with all relevant government institutions. Region
At ANPPCAN-SOM, we are firmly dedicated to working appropriate interventions in creating positive and incremental changes in Somali society through meticulous policies, planning and strategies in addressing the development of Somali Women and children in line with the international charters and conventions on Women & Children’s right.
Our Vision
A country in which all children, particularly the vulnerable children are free from all forms of maltreatment.
Our Mission
To enhance and uphold in partnership with stakeholders including duty bearers and the children the rights of children and protect them from all forms of maltreatment, thus ensuring that the rights of children are realized through policy research, advocacy, training and provision of basic services, using evidence-based participatory approaches and coalition building.
Our Goal
Improved access to child friendly services such as health, nutrition, education, protection and development to vulnerable children across the country.
Core Values
- Full participation of all children; Respect for child rights; Integrity; Professionalism; Non-Discrimination; Best interest of the child; and confidentiality.
- Enhance and empower capacity of women to protect their right and fully participated.
- To undertake comprehensive and systematic situational analysis and continuous monitoring on the issues affecting the protection, participation, survival and development of Somali children and women.
- To advocate for and lobby for the ratification and enforcement of national and international protocols and conventions that enhances the status and the welfare of Somali women and children.
- To work with national and international stakeholders for the realization of the SDGs and the core commitment for the children, youth and women.
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Our Mission
To enhance and uphold in partnership with stakeholders including duty bearers and the children the rights of children and protect them from all forms of maltreatment, thus ensuring that the rights of children are realized through policy research, advocacy, training and provision of basic services, using evidence-based participatory approaches and coalition building.
Our Vision
A country in which all children, particularly the vulnerable children are free from all forms of maltreatment.
Our Goal
Improved access to child friendly services such as health, nutrition, education, protection and development to vulnerable children across the country.