LWF Kenya-Somalia

Find out what the LWF–FCA Joint Country Program entails: linkedin.com/pulse/what-you…

This International Women’s Day, we honor the power of empowerment and progress. LWF celebrates the incredible strength and resilience of all girls and women in the communities we serve, recognizing their essential role in shaping a better future.

This was made possible with support from the people of Australia, @AusHCKenya

Stories of hope from Somalia where two girls and their families are supported to challenge stigma and achieve their dreams. Read more: bit.ly/4pZXclB

When floods swept away his home in 🇸🇴, 15-year-old Yusuf refused to give up. With support from ALWS & ANCP, a school and learning supplies reignited his dream. Today, he’s top of his class, aiming to inspire as a future math teacher.

@lutheranworld Kenya–Somalia Program was pleased to host Tyler Braun, Director of Humanitarian Programs at @CanLWR for a joint monitoring mission in Somalia. The visit highlighted the tangible impact of our partnership.

Peace is essential for community strength, dignity, and hope. @lutheranworld Kenya-Somalia Program partnered with local radio stations in Kismayo to spark conversations around peace, unity & peaceful coexistence among conflict‑affected communities. radiokismayo.so/2026/01/12/bar…

Health & mobility are essential to every child’s growth and future. LWF’s EARC centre in Kismayo, discharged 24 children with disabilities having completed rehabilitation. Once hidden by fear & cultural norms, these children now walk & play, breaking stigma & embracing inclusion.

Digital skills are essential in today’s fast-changing world. Without it, communities risk being left behind. @lutheranworld, with support from Brot für die Welt, established an ICT hub to bridge the digital divide, creating new opportunities for youth and teachers in Kismayo.

Young girls are stepping boldly into a future of self‑reliance after completing a four‑month vocational training program in tailoring and beauty & salon at the Kismayo Women Development Centre. Thanks to @CanLWR for supporting this initiative that builds sustainable livelihoods.

16 Days of Activism: The chilling fear felt by individuals like Fatuma, likened to the vulnerability of being in darkness, is the same fear that curtails self-expression online. Read more: bit.ly/3M0U4HP #EndViolence, #NoExcuse, #16Days

LWF urges churches and faith-based organizations to join this year’s 16 Days campaign, which is focused on ending all forms of digital violence against women and girls Read more: lutheranworld.org/news/16-days-a…

Yesterday in Kakuma, we began #16DaysofActivism- this marks the beginning of 16 days campaigning against Digital Gender Based Violence. The event highlights the will of the Kakuma community to stand up and speak out against digital violence #endgbv #enddigitalgbv #FilmAidkenya

As part of the global campaign to combat fraud, @lutheranworld Kenya-Somalia Program marked #FraudAwarenessWeek in Kismayu, with inclusive sessions involving youth, women, persons with disabilities, marginalized groups, suppliers, civil society leaders, and LWF staff in Somalia.

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@lutheranworld Kenya-Somalia Program launched Phase II of the PRESS DaDoKi Project in Kismayo and Dhobley. The project addresses intercommunal conflict, gender inequality, and poverty, targeting mobile Somali populations between Dadaab and Somalia.

@lutheranworld Kenya-Somalia Program launched Phase II of the PRESS DaDoKi Project in Kismayo and Dhobley. The project addresses intercommunal conflict, gender inequality, and poverty, targeting mobile Somali populations between Dadaab and Somalia.

Ensuring quality education means reducing all the gaps that hinder its achievement. @AustralianAid linkedin.com/pulse/essentia…