LLG Health & Nutrition

At LLG, we are deeply committed to making a meaningful impact on the lives of the Somali people. Our mission to improve the quality of life and bring stability and peace to the country is at the core of everything we do.

In pursuit of this noble goal, our health and nutrition projects hold a special place. Somalia has faced numerous challenges, and one of the most pressing issues is the lack of access to clean, nutritious food. Despite progress in some areas, a significant portion of the Somali population still struggles with food insecurity, leading to severe consequences, particularly for the vulnerable groups.

The plight of malnourished children is one of the most heart-wrenching realities we confront. Millions of innocent lives are affected, their futures jeopardized by the scarcity of nourishment. Tragically, each year, we witness thousands of young souls succumbing to malnutrition, unable to receive the sustenance they desperately need.

But we are not deterred by the enormity of the challenge; instead, we are driven to make a difference. LLG’s health and nutrition projects have been strategically designed to address this crisis at its roots. We work tirelessly to provide nutritious food to the people, ensuring that they have access to the sustenance required to lead healthy lives.

However, our efforts go beyond just providing immediate aid. We firmly believe in the power of prevention and treatment. Our dedicated teams are on the ground, working to identify and address acute malnutrition cases promptly. By intervening at an early stage, we aim to save lives and minimize the long-term impact of malnutrition on individuals and communities.

Data is a powerful tool in our fight against malnutrition. We understand the importance of gathering accurate and timely information to inform our interventions better. Thus, we conduct thorough data collection, analyzing the prevalence and severity of malnutrition in different regions. This information not only helps us target our resources effectively but also contributes to a broader understanding of the challenges faced by the Somali people.

In tandem with our nutrition initiatives, we also focus on ensuring access to clean water. Water is the essence of life, and its scarcity can exacerbate food insecurity and health issues. By implementing water supply and purification projects, we strive to provide a sustainable solution to this crucial problem.

Moreover, our health and nutrition projects are not isolated endeavors. We collaborate with local communities, governments, and other humanitarian organizations to create a unified front against malnutrition. By fostering partnerships and sharing knowledge, we magnify our impact and make progress towards a hunger-free Somalia.

The road ahead may be challenging, but the resilience and hope of the Somali people fuel our determination to continue our vital work. At LLG, we believe that together, we can overcome adversity and create a brighter future for all Somalis. By improving health and nutrition, we aim to lay the foundation for a thriving nation where every individual can fulfill their potential and contribute to the growth and prosperity of their homeland.

LLG TEAM IN THE FIELD


LLG nutrition team has a dedicated group of professionals who are passionately committed to improving the nutritional well-being of the communities we serve. Each day, we embark on various activities in the field to address nutrition-related challenges and promote healthy lifestyles. Some of our activities include:

Children with acute malnutrition and pregnant and lactating women are provided with targeted treatment through the use of quality services.

Our center operates with a team of skilled professionals, including pharmacists, nutritionists, and healthcare providers.

Samaara's Success Story

Samara Abdullahi is an 8-month-old infant. She is the youngest child in afamily of six, living with her parents and five siblings (three boys and two girls).They used to reside in Labirar village, which is located 4 km from Qaranri.They are now in Qaranri village as IDP since they were displaced by loomingdrought situation that has seen failure of five consecutive seasons.