Somaliland Service Provider Directory V2

SOMALILAND Referral Directory of Service Providers for trafficked persons, vulnerable migrants and refugees Implemented by Expertise France Delivered by Sayara International

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HOW TO USE THIS REFERRAL DIRECTORY

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Better Migration Management in the Horn of Africa

CONTEXT AND AIM OF THE PROJECT The scale and nature of migration and displacement calls for cross-border solutions.

The Khartoum Process is a regional dialogue on migration between the EU and countries of origin, transit and destination in the wider Horn of Africa region, with an initial focus on addressing trafficking in human beings and smuggling of migrants. Most countries within the Khartoum Process region are places of origin, transit and destination for migrants and displaced people.

The Better Migration Management (BMM) programme will respond to these needs as they were identified by the African countries of the Khartoum Process.

The overall objective is to improve migration management in the region, and in particular to address the trafficking and smuggling of migrants within and from the Horn of Africa.

The Better Migration Management programme is an example of cooperation between the European Commission and the German Federal Ministry for Economic Cooperation and Development (BMZ). It is financed by the European Union Emergency Trust Fund for Africa (Horn of Africa Window) with EUR 40 Mio and by the BMZ with EUR 6 Mio. The project is implemented by the Deutsche Gesellschaft fĂźr Internationale Zusammenarbeit (GIZ) GmbH in partnership with European and International agencies.

APPROACH FOUR COMPONENTS Policy Harmonisation and Cooperation Strengthen governments in a whole of government approach to migration and border governance to address trafficking and smuggling of migrants, thus allowing for regional policy harmonisation and cooperation

Capacity Development Strengthen the capacity of all institutions and agencies responsible for migration and border management through training and technical assistance

Protection Improve the identification, assistance and protection of victims of trafficking and vulnerable migrants, especially women and children

Awareness Raising Raise awareness on livelihood options including safe migration

Project name

Better Migration Management

Partner countries

Djibouti, Ethiopia, Eritrea, Kenya, Somalia, South Sudan, Sudan and Uganda (Egypt and Tunisia included in activities of regional nature)

Volume

46 Mio. EUR (40 Mio. EUR of EUTF; 6 Mio. EUR BMZ

Duration

April 2016 to March 2019

Implementing partners

Deutsche Gesellschaft für Internationale Zusammenarbeit (GIZ) GmbH, British Council, CIVIPOL, Expertise France, Italian Department of Public Security, International Organization for Migration (IOM), United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime (UNODC)

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BMM is built upon a comprehensive and holistic approach towards migration management and an understanding of the potentially positive contribution of orderly migration and its impact on regional development and stability.

The design and implementation of all actions follows a context and conflict sensitive approach.

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Implementation is in full observance of all international laws and conventions. All activities follow a rights-based approach to prevent the criminalisation of irregular migrants and will be conducted in full respect for the rights of migrants and specific needs of vulnerable groups such as children, women, old people, victims of trafficking and smuggled migrants by mainstreaming human rights considerations and gender issues into all programme activities.

BMM is a project in the region for the region. Its success will depend on full ownership by and strong partnership with the participating countries as well with established supra-national actors and structures.

BMM follows a regional approach to foster greater coordination among participating countries and between relevant regional organisations or consultative mechanisms.

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BMM is a comprehensive response through which the EU supports countries of the Khartoum Process in migration management. The project will strive towards complementarity with other support programmes and with the various political dialogues, while promoting regional initiatives towards greater policy coherence and for enhanced legal channels for migration.

STEERING AND IMPLEMENTATION As mandated by the Operational Committee of the European Trust Fund, strategic steering is assured by a steering committee, chaired by the European Commission with representatives of those European member states directly involved in the steering of the Khartoum Process: France, Germany, Italy, Netherlands and the UK. The project is implemented by a partnership of European and international organisations (British Council, CIVIPOL, Expertise France, GIZ, Italian Department of Public Security, IOM, UNODC).

The project is being designed and implemented in close collaboration with the African Union Commission and the Intergovernmental Authority on Development (IGAD).

Following the start of the project in April 2016, joint appraisal missions have been conducted by the implementing agencies in the region. Building on the findings, a conceptual framework has been developed which was approved by the project’s steering committee and the representatives of the Khartoum Process. The implementing concept has been presented to the partner countries to consolidate and approve the priorities and specific activities. With this solid mutual understanding, the programme initiated its full implementation in the region.

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HOW TO USE THIS REFERRAL DIRECTORY This directory is designed for use by service providers, government offi cers, and others who refer trafficked persons, refugees, and vulnerable migrants to appropriate services. The directory uses a system of icons to show the main services provided by each listed organization or agency – when an icon is h ighlighted in color, that service is provided by the listed organization; w hen an icon is shaded gray, that service is not available from that organization. A guide to icons appears on the next page.

The directory first lists government agencies in A to Z order and then lists non-government organizations in A to Z order. Each agency or organization has their own page listing rele vant information in the fi rst section of the directory. Contact information for each organization is found below the services icons. Below the contact information are More Details about the specific services provided and any restrictions on who can access services. A Notes section provi des space for users to add their own information and updates to the guide.

Organizations are sorted by geographic location in the second section of the directory, and users are referred back to the main organizational page.

This directory is based on the latest self-reported information from each service provider at the time of printing. Please note that the service availability may change over time. Contacting the appropriate organization to check service availability will provide the most up to date information.

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GOVERNMENT

Services provided by state actors

Services provided by non-state actors N O N - G O V E R N M E N TA L

CHILDREN

S H E LT E R

BASIC NEEDS

COUNSELLING

M E D I C A L A S S I S TA N C E

L E G A L A S S I S TA N C E

SKILLS

These organizations serve those under the age of 18

A secure, confidential location where vulnerable migrants, refugees or trafficked adults or children receive protection and accommodation

Food, clothing, blankets and other assistance on an urgent basis

Provision of mental health services or psychosocial support through in-house psychologists, trained counselors, support groups, or peer counseling

Provision of professional services to treat disease or injury and return sufferers to an optimal state of health

Services from a lawyer, paralegal or trained peer advisor to address concerns relating to the legal system or human rights

Adult education; life skills training; vocational training; support to find employment ( job search); and/or small grants for starting income generating activities Additional relevant services

OTHER

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GOVERNMENT

GOVERNMENT This section contains all contact information for government service providers in A-Z order.

G OV E RN M E NT S E RVIC E P ROVIDE RS A- Z

AT TORNEY GENERAL’S OFFICE Services provided

Telephone numbers Not available

Street address

Opposite of Tuberculosis hospital and Nursing school, Hargeisa

Service locations | All regions Website | None More details The Attorney General’s office has a cadre of specialized prosecutors focused on trafficking in persons and sexual and gender-based violence.

Languages: translation provided as needed Other counter-trafficking activities: Education & awareness raising; outreach & prevention; training; policy & law reform Member of the Somaliland Mixed Migration Task Force.

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BAAHI-KOOB CENTRE GOVERNMENT

Services provided

Telephone numbers (252) 633754461

Street address

Within Hargeisa Group Hospital, Street No. 1, Hargeisa

Service locations | Awdal region, Maroodi Jeex region, Togdher region Website | None More details Baahi-koob is a center of excellence in the prevention and management of gender-based violence located within the ground of government hospitals. The organization receives cases of sexual and gender-based violence against children and adults, and collaborates with the host hospitals to provide comprehensive medical care. Counseling services are provided by licensed psychologists and trained counsellors for any client above five years old.

Other counter-trafficking activities: Education & awareness raising

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COAST GUARD Services provided

Telephone numbers (252) 24196569

Street address

Birjeex Area, Hargeisa

Service locations | Awdal region Maroodi Jeex region, Sanag region, Sahil region Website | www.somalilandcoastguard.com More details Coast Guard agents are first responders working to counter human trafficking, providing emergency assistance to survivors along with transportation from the coast area to urban areas. The agency identifies and investigates cases of human trafficking and refers trafficked persons to appropriate service providers.

Coast Guard also provides assistance with family tracing and reunification.

Other counter-trafficking activities: Education & awareness raising Member of the Somaliland Mixed Migration Task Force.

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HAKAD GOVERNMENT

Services provided

Telephone numbers (252) 634483296

Street address

Sha'ab Area, Ministry of Interior compound, Hargeisa

Service locations | Awdal region, Maroodi Jeex region, Togdher region Website | None More details HAKAD was established by the government of Somaliland to facilitate policy development and government coordination in relation to counter-trafficking and referral processes for service provision to victims. HAKAD is an independent agency within the Ministry of Interior.

Other counter-trafficking activities: Education & awareness raising; outreach & prevention; training; policy & law reform Member of the Somaliland Mixed Migration Task Force.

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HARGEISA UNIVERSITY LEGAL CLINIC Services provided

Telephone numbers (252) 634479334

Street address

Pepsi area, Hargeisa

Service locations | Maroodi Jeex region Website | None More details The clinic is staffed by licensed attorneys and paralegals, as well as students. The legal clinic can facilitate shelter but only for individuals facing extreme security threats.

Languages: Amharic, Oromo, English, Arabic, Somali

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Services provided

Telephone numbers (252) 2523961

Street address

Sha'ab Area, Hargeisa west side of Hargeisa General Hospital, Hargeisa

Service locations | All regions Website | www.slimmigration.com More details Immigration and Border Control agents are first responders working to counter human trafficking. The agency identifies cases of human trafficking and refers trafficked persons to appropriate service providers.

Member of the Somaliland Mixed Migration Task Force.

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IMMIGRATION AND BORDER CONT ROL

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MINISTRY OF EMPLOYMENT, SOCIAL AFFAIRS, AND FAMILY Services provided

Telephone numbers (252) 2634424550

Street address

Sha'ab area opposite of Saryan Museum, Hargeisa

Service locations | All regions Website | https://slmesaf.com/ More details The Ministry of Employment, Social Affairs and Family of the Republic of Somaliland (MESAF) serves specific target groups including women, children, people with disabilities and other socially disadvantaged groups such as refugees, asylum seekers, IDPs, returnees and minorities to ensure their rights to access basic services, fair employment opportunities and protection support. MESAF shelters are available only to children under 10 years of age. MESAF educational support is available for children, including on-site tutoring and school enrolment. MESAF provides assistance with repatriation as well as family tracing and reunification.

Other counter-trafficking activities: Education & awareness raising; outreach & prevention; training; policy & law reform Member of the Somaliland Mixed Migration Task Force.

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GOV E RN M E N T S E RVIC E P ROVIDE RS A- Z D I ASP O R A AGENCY

Services provided

Telephone numbers

Ministry of Foreign Affairs and International Cooperation: (252) 2518458 / (252) 2518458 Somaliland Diaspora Agency: (252) 2520485

Street address

Road No. 1 Sha'ab area, Hargeisa

Service locations | Maroodi Jeex region Website | www.somalilandmfa.com More details The Ministry has offices in other countries and serves as an initial point of contact point for Somalilanders living abroad. The Ministry provides assistance with repatriation for foreigners inside Somaliland. The Ministry’s specialized Diaspora Agency provides outreach and education on human trafficking to Somalilanders in diaspora and aids Somalilanders abroad in accessing justice.

Languages: Amharic, French, Arabic, English Member of the Somaliland Mixed Migration Task Force.

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M IN I STRY O F FOREIG N A F FA IRS A ND I NTE R NATIO NA L CO O P ERATI O N

G OV E RN M E NT S E RVIC E P ROVIDE RS A- Z DE PART MENT O F WO ME N A N D C H I L D R E N

MINISTRY OF JUSTICE Services provided

Telephone numbers

Ministry of Justice: (252) 634424400 / (252) 4449197 Department Women and Children: (252) 2518827

Street address

Sha'ab area north side of Supreme Court, Hargeisa

Service locations | All regions Website | None More details The Ministry of Justice has lawyers, paralegals, and peer legal advisors available to provide information on legal and human rights, as well as support for asylum cases. The Ministry provides assistance with repatriation as well as family tracing. The Ministry’s Women and Children Department offers specialized support to women and children, especially victims of domestic violence and children in conflict with the law.

Languages: Amharic, Arabic, English Other counter-trafficking activities: Education & awareness raising; outreach & prevention; training; policy & law reform Member of the Somaliland Mixed Migration Task Force.

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GOV E RN M E N T S E RVICE P ROVIDE RS A- Z M I GR ATIO N RESP O NSE CENT ER

Services provided

Telephone numbers

Somaliland National Displacement and Refugee Agency: (252) 634240009 Migration Response Center: (252) 2528502

Street address

Somaliland National Displacement and Refugee Agency: Sha'ab area near Hargeisa Group Hospital, Hargeisa Migration Response Center: Goljano near East and West Travel Company, opposite of Geedi Garage, Hargeisa

Website | www.somalilandndra.com Service locations

Somaliland National Displacement and Refugee Agency: All regions Migration Response Center: Only in Maroodi Jeex region

More details NDRA was established by the government of Somaliland to facilitate policy development and government coordination in relation to resettlement and reintegration of internally displaced persons and returnees. In addition to its other services, NDRA provides assistance with repatriation as well as family tracing and reunification. NDRA supports the Migration Response Center, a specialized agency for psychological, medical and shelter services.

Languages: Arabic, Amharic, Oromo, English Other counter-trafficking activities: Education & awareness raising; outreach & prevention; training; policy & law reform Member of the Somaliland Mixed Migration Task Force.

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SOM AL I L A N D NATION AL DIS P L AC E M E NT AN D REFU G EE AGENCY

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NATIONAL HUMAN RIGHTS COMMISSION Services provided

Telephone numbers Main: (252) 2518553 Other: (252) 633670756

Street address

Sha'ab area, north side of Immigration and Border Control, Hargeisa

Service locations | All regions Website | www.slnchr.org More details The SLNHRC monitors, researches, investigates, and reports on human rights violations and makes referrals to other organizations. The SLNHRC has lawyers, paralegals, and peer legal advisors available and can receive direct complaints from individuals regarding trafficking or other human rights violations. SLNHRC provides assistance with family tracing and reunification.

Other counter-trafficking activities: Education & awareness raising; outreach & prevention; training; policy & law reform Member of the Somaliland Mixed Migration Task Force.

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Services provided

Telephone numbers (252) 634436826

Street address

Jaaliyada Village, Burao

Service locations | All regions Website | None More details NOW serves only adult women and facilitates support groups and peer counseling services along with providing adult education, life skills training, vocational training, job search support, and small grants for starting income generating activities.

Other counter-trafficking activities: Education & awareness raising; outreach & prevention; training; policy & law reform

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NATIONAL ORGANIZATION FOR WOMEN (NOW)

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This section contains all contact information for non-government service providers in A-Z order.

NON-GOVERNMENT

NON-GOVERNMENT

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A F R I CA N NE TWORK FOR PREV ENT ION A ND P R OT E CTION AGA IN ST CH IL D A BU S E A N D NEG LECT ( A N PPCA N SOM) Services provided

Telephone numbers (252) 2571031

Street address

Jig-Jiga Yar, opposite of IOM, Hargeisa

Service locations | Awdal region, Togdher region, Maroodi Jeex region Website | www.anppcansom.org More details ANPPCAN SOM provides counselling services through a social worker and support groups, but cannot accommodate those with chronic psychological illness. The group has a physician and nurse on staff but does not provide medical services to males over age 18. For children, school bursaries are available.

ANPPCAN SOM also has an in-house lawyer to provide information on legal and human rights.

Languages: Translators hired as needed Other counter-trafficking activities: Education & awareness raising; outreach & prevention

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ASAL YOUTH DEVELOPMENT ASSOCIATION Services provided

Telephone numbers (252) 2565577

Street address

Half London area, behind Bilal School, Ahmed Dhagah District, Hargeisa

Service locations | Maroodi Jeex region More details ASAL works toward improved livelihoods and socioeconomic status for communities in Somaliland The group provides counselling services through trained counsellors and social workers. In addition, it offers on site tutoring, school enrolment, and skills training for children as well as adult education, life skills training, vocational training, and job search assistance for adults.

Other counter-trafficking activities: Education & awareness raising; outreach & prevention

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NON-GOVERNMENT

Website | www.asalyouth.org

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CAN D L E O F HOPE F OUNDATION Services provided

Telephone numbers (252) 634408723

Street address

Road No. 2 near the prison, ABCO Building, Floor No 3, Hargeisa

Service locations | Sahil Region, Maroodi Jeex region Website | www.candleohopef.org More details Candle of Hope provides counselling services through a social worker and trained counselor, but cannot accommodate those with serious mental illness. The group offers life skills training, vocational training.

Languages: English, Arabic, Somali, Oromo Other counter-trafficking activities: Education & awareness raising; outreach & prevention

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COMP R E H E NSI V E C O M M UN IT Y B ASED R E H AB IL ITAT ION ( C C BRS ) Services provided

Telephone numbers (252) 2571255

Street address

Jig-Jiga Yar, opposite of Guuleed Hotel, Hargeisa

Service locations | All regions

More details CCBRS works to alleviate the complex barriers encountered by the most marginalized and vulnerable people in Somaliland by providing community-based protection, social and development services in equal opportunities in all areas of life. CCBRS provides counselling services through an in-house psychologist, trained counsellor, peer counsellor, and support groups. CCBRS offers adult education, life skills training, vocational training, job search assistance and start up materials for small businesses.

Languages: Amharic, Arabic, English, Oromo, and Somali Other counter-trafficking activities: Education & awareness raising; outreach & prevention; training; policy & law reform

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NON-GOVERNMENT

Website | www.ccbrs.org

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DANJIRE ORGANIZATION Services provided

Telephone numbers (252) 634869212

Street address

Goljano near to Maka Mukarama, Hargeisa

Service locations | Maroodi Jeex region Website | None More details The organization provides counseling through peer counselors and support groups.

Languages: Oromo, English, Arabic, Somali, Amharic Other counter-trafficking activities: Education & awareness raising; outreach & prevention

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G EN ERAL ASSISTA NCE A ND VOLUNTA RY O RGA NIZ ATIO N ( GAVO ) Services provided

Telephone numbers Main: (252) 740089 Other: (252) 634791414

Street address

Downtown near Marso building, Berbera

Service locations | Maroodi Jeex region, Sahil region More details The organization provides services to adults and children over 14 years of age. Social workers and support groups provide counseling services, though serious cases of metal illness are excluded. The group provides skills training for children as well as vocational training, job search assistance, and small grants for starting income generating activities for individuals 15-25 years old.

Languages: Arabic, English, Somali Other counter-trafficking activities: Education & awareness raising; outreach & prevention; training

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NON-GOVERNMENT

Website | Gavosoma.org

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HOR N O F A F RICA VOLUN TA RY YO U T H C O MM IT T E E ( HAVOYO C O ) Services provided

Telephone numbers (252) 2527619

Street address

Kodbur District, Badacas Village near Young Muslim Academic, Hargeisa

Service locations | Not available Website | www.havoyoco.org More details HAVOYOCO’s mission is to empower vulnerable communities in the Horn of Africa through motivation and capacity building so they can improve their standard of living. HAVOYOCO provides counselling services through a trained counsellor. In addition, it offers skills training for children as well as adult education, life skills training, vocational training, and job search assistance as well as small grants for for business-start up for adults.

Other counter-trafficking activities: Education & awareness raising; outreach & prevention

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HORN YOUTH DEVELOPMENT ORGANIZATION Services provided

Telephone numbers (252) 2517447

Street address

Badacas, near the Summertime Restaurant, Hargeisa

Service locations | All regions

More details HYDA is a community NGO that strives to empower women, children and youth in the Horn of Africa through capacity building, advocacy and awareness creation for sustainable development. The organization serves adults and children, but only children between four and 18 years old. For children, the group provides educational bursaries and scholarships; for adults, education, job search support, and small grants and materials for starting income generating activities may be provided subject to availability.

Languages: Arabic, Amharic, Oromo, Somali, English Other counter-trafficking activities: Education & awareness raising; outreach & prevention

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NON-GOVERNMENT

Website | www.hyda.org

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I N T ER N ATIONAL OR GANIZATION F O R MI G R AT ION (IOM) Services provided

Telephone numbers (252) 2571212

Street address

Ibrahim Kodbur, Jig-jiga yar, Mansoor Hotel Area, Hargeisa

Service locations | Maroodi Jeex region Website | www.iom.int More details IOM is an inter-governmental organization in the field of migration and works closely with governmental, intergovernmental and non-governmental partners. IOM works to help ensure the orderly and humane management of migration, to promote international cooperation on migration issues, to assist in the search for practical solutions to migration problems and to provide humanitarian assistance to migrants in need, including refugees and internally displaced people. In Somaliland, IOM works with partners to identify and register migrants and refer them to appropriate services. IOM assists those who wish to return to their country of origin and helps with family tracing and reunification.

Languages : Oromo, Somali, English Other counter-trafficking activities: Education & awareness raising; outreach & prevention; training; policy & law reform

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NORWEGIAN REFUGEE COUNCIL Services provided

Telephone numbers (252) 634476722

Street address

Airport Road, Masalaha Area, behind the Ambassador Hotel, Hargeisa

Service locations | Maroodi Jeex region, Awdal region, Sanag region, Togdher region

More details NRC shelters are designated for IDPs and returnees, specifically parents with children and pregnant women.

The group providers educational bursaries for refugee children and youth only, and offers life skills training and small grants for starting income generating activities to displaced or returnee adults. NRC has a paralegal on staff to assist with legal conflicts between IDPs and their host communities. The organization can assist those who want to return to their country of origin.

Other counter-trafficking activities: Outreach & prevention; policy & law reform

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NON-GOVERNMENT

Website | www.nrc.no

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PAN SO MA LILA ND CO MMU NIT Y EMPOWE R MENT A ND DEV ELOPM E N T S ERV ICE S Services provided

Telephone numbers None

Street address

New Hargeisa, Hodan Hills, Hargeisa

Service locations | Maroodi Jeex region, Sanag region, Togdher region Website | None More details Languages : Arabic, English, Swahili, Oromo, Amharic Other counter-trafficking activities: Education & awareness raising; outreach & prevention; training; policy & law reform

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PEOPLE’S LEGAL VOICE Services provided

Telephone numbers (252) 634153408

Street address

Jig-Jiga Yar, opposite of Admas University, Hargeisa

Service locations | Maroodi Jeex region Website | None More details

Languages: Arabic, Amharic, Oromo, Somali, English Other counter-trafficking activities: Outreach & prevention; training

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NON-GOVERNMENT

PLV has lawyers and paralegals on staff who provide legal assistance and monitor detention centers and border posts to identify cases. The group assists those who wish to return to their country of origin and helps with family tracing and reunification.

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SAVE THE CHILDREN SOMALIA/SOMALILAND Services provided

Telephone numbers

(252) 2570158

Street address

Jig-jiga Yar, Mansoor Area, Hargeisa

Service locations | Awdal region, Togdher region, MaroodiJeex region Website | https://somalia.savethechildren.net/ More details Save the Children provides counselling services through an in-house social worker, peer counsellor, and support groups but severe psychiatric cases are excluded. For adults, Save the Children offers adult education, life skills training, vocational training, and job search assistance. The group assists those who wish to return to their country of origin and helps with family tracing and reunification.

Languages: Translators hired as needed, including for the deaf Other counter-trafficking activities: Policy & law reform

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SOL I DAR I TY YOUT H VOLUNTARY OR GA N I ZAT I O N (S OY VO) Services provided

Telephone numbers Main: (252) 2718557 Other: (252) 634436777

Street address

Airport Road, opposite of regional Military camp, Burao

Service locations | Not available More details SOYVO exists to cater to the needs of Somaliland youth and promote positive behavior change amongst the youth through advocacy, empowerment, partnership and resource mobilization for the eradication of HIV/AIDS and lack of human rights in Somaliland. It provides service for those who are 14 years or older including on site tutoring, skills training, school enrolment, vocational training, job search support, bursaries and other educational grants. SOYVO provides counselling services through a social worker trained counsellor, peer counsellor, and support groups but cannot accommodate serious mental illness.

Languages: translation is provided as needed Other counter-trafficking activities: Education & awareness raising; outreach & prevention; training

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Website | www.soyvo.org

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SOMALILAND COMMUNITY SUPPORT ASSOCIATION Services provided

Telephone numbers (252) 634412820

Street address

Behind the Hargeisa Hospital Group next to 26 June secondary school, Hargeisa

Service locations | Maroodi Jeex region Website | www.socsa.org More details SOCSA works to support young girls, children, women and refugees who have low income by offering free education, income generation, micro-credit support, empowering through skills, trainings, protection human rights and health care. Also, the organization provides sports and recreational services for young girl as to build young girls mentally and physically. SOCSA serves adults and children older than seven years only.

The group provides counseling services through an in-house social worker and support group. SOCSA also provides bursaries and skills training for children. For adults, the group offers adult education, life skills training, vocational training, and job search assistance.

Other counter-trafficking activities: Education & awareness raising; outreach & prevention

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SOMALILAND DEVELOPMENT TRUST ORGANIZATION Services provided

Telephone numbers (252) 634042597

Street address

Sha'ab area, Berbera

Service locations | Maroodi Jeex region, Sahil region

More details The organization provides skills training for children as well as offering adult education, life skills training, and vocational training. Somaliland Development Trust Organization assists those who wish to return to their country of origin and helps with family tracing and reunification.

Languages: Arabic, English, Somali Other counter-trafficking activities: Education & awareness raising; training

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Website | None

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SOMALILAND LAWYERS ASSOCIATION Services provided

Telephone numbers

Main: (252) 634197763 Other: (252) 634248832 / (252) 634114091 / (252) 634122290

Street address

Sha'ab area opposite of Hargeisa Group Hospital behind the correction HQ, Hargeisa

Service locations | All regions Website | None More details The association’s lawyers, paralegals and peer legal advisors provide information on legal and human rights, support to participate in trials, and asylum. The group assists those who wish to return to their country of origin and helps with family tracing and reunification.

Languages: English, Arabic, Somali, interpretation for the deaf Other counter-trafficking activities: Education & awareness raising; policy & law reform

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SOMAL I L A N D NAT IONAL YOUTH OR GA N I ZAT I O N (S ONYO) Services provided

Telephone numbers (252) 634000996

Street address

Sha'ab Area next to the Imperial Hotel, Hargeisa

Service locations | All regions

More details SONYO is an independent, non-political and non-profit nationwide youth umbrella organization dedicated to improving the quality of lfe for Somaliland youth. In addition to its other services, SONYO has trained counsellors, peer counsellors, support group, and social workers available and can assist with family tracing and reunification.

Languages : Amharic, Arabic, English, interpretation for the deaf Other counter-trafficking activities: Education & awareness raising; outreach & prevention; training; policy & law reform

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Website | www.sonyo.org

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SOMALILAND RESEARCH CENTER O RGANIZATION Services provided

Telephone numbers (252) 634452960

Street address

Badacas Dame area, Hargeisa

Service locations | Maroodi Jeex region Website | None More details In addition to its other services, the group offers on site tutoring, skills training, and sanitation and hygiene kits for children.

Languages: English, Arabic, Swedish, Somali

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SOM AL I L A N D WOME N L AWY E RS AS SOC I AT I O N Services provided

Telephone numbers (252) 634414244

Street address

Badacas area, Near the Dame, Hargeisa

Service locations | Not available More details At Somaliland Women Lawyers Association lawyers, paralegals and peer legal advisors provide information on legal and human rights, support to participate in trials, asylum support as well as general legal assistance. The group has a peer counselor available in-house for psychosocial support.

Languages: English, Arabic, Somali, and based on need Other counter-trafficking activities: Education & awareness raising; outreach & prevention

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Website | None

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S OMA LILA ND YO U T H DEV ELOPM E N T A ND VO LUNTA RY O RGA NIZ AT I O N (S OYDAVO ) Services provided

Telephone numbers (252) 2711708

Street address

Lixle sub-District, Burao

Service locations | Maroodi Jeex region, Sanag region, Togdher region Website | www.soydavo.org More details SOYDAVO is committed to working with human dignity, self-development, and to make people promoters of their own growth for women, youth and children through mobilization of their own potential and by implementing projects that meet their needs for education, health, skill training, income generation, sports and self-empowerment. The organization’s shelter services are exclusively for victims of sexual and gender-based violence. The group provides counselling services through an in-house social worker, trained counsellor and support groups. SOYDAVO provides bursaries for children and adult education, life skills training, vocational training, job search assistance, and small grants for starting income generating activities for adults.

Languages: translation is provided as needed, including interpretation for the deaf Other counter-trafficking activities: Education & awareness raising; outreach & prevention; training

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SOMALILAND YOUTH DEVELOPMENT ORGANIZATION (SOYDA) Services provided

Telephone numbers (252) 2571000

Street address

Badacas opposite of Diwanka Zakada, Hargeisa

Service locations | Maroodi Jeex region

More details SOYDA provides counselling services through a trained counsellor and social worker but cannot accommodate severe psychiatric cases. It offers on site tutoring, school enrolment, bursaries and other educational grants, as well as skills training for children. SOYDA offers adult education, life skills training, vocational training, and job search assistance for adults. It can also offer financial assistance to victims during trials as well as family tracing and reunification assistance.

Other counter-trafficking activities: Education & awareness raising; outreach & prevention

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Website | None

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SOMALILAND YOUTH SOCIETY BURAO Services provided

Telephone numbers

Main: (252) 2713267 Other: (252) 634419140

Street address

Mohammed Ali Area, Ex orphanage, Burao

Service locations | Togdher region Website | www.syssom.org More details SYS focuses on community-led development, women’s empowerment, youth skills development and poverty reduction. The group has an in-house physician and nurse to provide medical services including specialized care for victims of sexual and gender-based violence. Adult ment are not eligible for medical services. The group provides counselling services through a trained counsellor. For children, the group offers on site tutoring and skills training. For adults, the group offers adult education, life skills training, vocational training, job search assistance and small grants for income generating activities.

Languages: Arabic, Amharic, Oromo, English and Somali, including interpretation for the deaf Other counter-trafficking activities: Education & awareness raising; training

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STRATE GIC INITIAT IV E F O R WO ME N IN THE HO R N OF A F RICA ( SIH A ) Services provided

Telephone numbers (252) 634486767

Street address

Badacas area NAGAAD Campus, Hargeisa

Service locations | Maroodi Jeex region

More details SIHA is a network of civil society organizations from Sudan, South Sudan, Somalia, Somaliland, Ethiopia, Eritrea, Djibouti, Uganda, and Kenya with the aim of strengthening the capacities of women’s rights organizations and addressing women’s subordination and violence against women and girls in the Horn of Africa. SIHA serves only women and girls older than 14 and does not provide direct counter-trafficking services but refers clients to other organizations.

Other counter-trafficking activities: Education & awareness raising; outreach & prevention; training; policy & law reform

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Website | www.sihanet.org

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TAAGEERO WELFARE AND DEVELOPMENT ORGANIZATION Services provided

Telephone numbers (252) 634722990

Street address

Badacas Village near the Young Muslim Academy, Hargeisa

Service locations | Sanag region, Sool region, Maroodi Jeex region Website | None More details Taageero has an in-house physician and nurse to provide medical services. The group provides educational bursaries for children and offers adult education, life skills training, vocational training, job search assistance, and start up funds for small businesses to adults.

Languages: Arabic, Somali, English, Swahili Other counter-trafficking activities: Education & awareness raising; outreach & prevention; training

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TOGDHEER YOUTH VOLUNTARY ORGANIZATION (TOGOYOVO) Services provided

Telephone numbers (252) 634400560

Street address

Near to Placa Hotel, Burao

Service locations | Togdher region

More details TOGOYOVO provides counselling services through a peer counsellor and support groups. For IDP children, the group offers on site tutoring, school enrolment, skills training, and bursaries and other educational grants. Adult education is also available.

Languages: Somali, English and Arabic Other counter-trafficking activities: Education & awareness raising; training

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Website | None

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UBAX SOCIAL WELFARE ORGANIZATION (USWO) Services provided

Telephone numbers (252) 634107980

Street address

Downtown Salama Building near National Cinema, Hargeisa

Service locations | Maroodi Jeex region, Togdher region Website | www.uswosom.org; not currently active More details USWO provides counselling services through a trained counsellor. In addition, it offers life skills training for adults and family tracing and reunification assistance.

Other counter-trafficking activities: Education & awareness raising; outreach & prevention

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UNHCR Services provided

Telephone numbers

Main: (252) 636644125 Other: (252) 634000247

Street address Not available

Service locations | Maroodi Jeex region, Sahil region Website | https://www.unhcr.org/ More details

Languages: Somali, Arabic, Oromo, Ahmaric, English, including interpretation for the deaf Other counter-trafficking activities: Outreach & prevention; policy & law reform

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UNHCR, the UN Refugee Agency, is a global organization dedicated to saving lives, protecting rights and building a better future for refugees, forcibly displaced communities and stateless people. In Somaliland UNHCR provides services to refugees and asylum seekers, IDPs, and returnees. UNHCR provides shelter to parents with children, unaccompanied children, pregnant women, and girls. UNHCR assists those who wish to return to their country of origin and helps with family tracing and reunification.

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UNICEF Services provided

Telephone numbers Not available

Street address

Masalaha area, 1 Kilometers west of Ambassador Hotel, Hargeisa

Service locations | Maroodi Jeex region Website | www.unicef.org/somalia/ More details UNICEF supports partners to maintain Child Protection Desks throughout Somaliland. A list of child protection desks can be found on page ***.

Other counter-trafficking activities: Outreach & prevention

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UNITED TRUST ACTION ASSOCIATION Services provided

Telephone numbers

(252) 634436975

Street address

Near Placa Hotel, Burao

Service locations | All regions

More details UTAA provides counselling services through a social worker, trained counsellor, peer counsellor, and support groups.

Other counter-trafficking activities: Education & awareness raising; training

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Website | None

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VO ICE O F SOMA LILA ND MINO R I T Y WO M E N’S O RGA NIZ ATIO N (VO SO M WO ) Services provided

Telephone numbers (252) 2520409

Street address

Downtown Dalwanaaje Building first floor, Hargeisa

Service locations | Maroodi Jeex region Website | None More details VOSOMWO has a social worker on staff who can provide counseling services. The group provides school bursaries for children and life skills and vocational training for adults.

Other counter-trafficking activities: Education & awareness raising; training

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WO M EN’S ACTIO N F O R A DVO CACY A ND P RO GR E SS ASSO CIAT IO N ( WA APO ) Services provided

Telephone numbers

Main: (252) 2570089 Other: (252) 634428779 / (252) 633333364

Street address

Jig-Jiga Yar Road, Kod Bur, Hargeisa

Website | www.waapo.org More details WAAPO aims to improve the protective environment on prevention and response for women and children.

WAAPO provides counselling services through a psychologist, trained counsellor, peer counsellor, social worker, and support group but it cannot accommodate those with severe mental illness. In addition, it offers on site tutoring, school enrolment, and skills training for children as well as adult education, life skills training, vocational training, and job search assistance as well as microfinancing support for adults. WAAPO has a paralegal on staff to assist with legal issues. WAAPO’s shelter cannot accommodate men over the age of 20 years or those with mental health issues.

Languages: Amharic, Oromo Other counter-trafficking activities: Education & awareness raising; outreach & prevention

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Service locations | Awdal region, Maroodi Jeex region, Sahil region, Togdher region

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YOUTH VOLUNTEERS FOR DEVELOPMENT AND ENVIRONMENTAL CONSERVATION (YOVENCO) Services provided

Telephone numbers (252) 2740674

Street address

Shidka, next to Siciid Daud public school, Berbera

Service locations | Maroodi Jeex region, Togdher region Website | www.yovenco.org More details YOVENCO provides psychosocial support through social workers and trained counselors, but serious mental illness is referred to other providers. The organization offers skills training for children as well as adult education, life skills training, vocational training, job search assistance and small grants for starting income generating activities.

Languages: Arabic, English Other counter-trafficking activities: Training

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SERVICE PROVIDERS

BY REGION This section contains a list of all service providers categorized by region.

Regions are listed in A-Z order. To view full contact details for a specific organization, reference the page numbers under each organization listing.

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AW DA L African Network for the Prevention and Protection Against Child Abuse and Neglect (ANPPCAN SOM)

PA G E 1 5 A t t o r n e y G e n e r a l ’ s O ffi c e

PA G E 1 5 Baahi-Koob Centre

PA G E 1 5 Comprehensive Community Based Rehabilitation (CCBRS)

PA G E 1 5 HAKAD

PA G E 1 5 H o r n o f A f r i c a Vo l u n t a r y Yo u t h C o m m i t t e e ( H AV O Y O C O )

PA G E 1 5 Ministry of Employment, Social A ff a i r s , a n d F a m i l y

PA G E 1 5 M i n i s t r y o f J u s t i c e, Wo m e n a n d Children Department

PA G E 1 5 N a t i o n a l O r g a n i z a t i o n f o r Wo m e n (NOW)

PA G E 1 5 Norwegian Refugee Council (NRC)

PA G E 1 5 P e o p l e ’ s L e g a l Vo i c e

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AW DA L Save the Children, Somalia/Somaliland

PA G E 1 5 Somaliland Coast Guard

PA G E 1 5 Somaliland Immigration and Border Control

PA G E 1 5 Somaliland Lawyers Association

PA G E 1 5 Somaliland Ministry of Justice

PA G E 1 5 Somaliland National Displacement and Refugee Agency

PA G E 1 5 S o m a l i l a n d N a t i o n a l Yo u t h O r g a n i z a t i o n s ( S O N YO )

PA G E 1 5 U n i t e d Tr u s t A c t i o n A s s o c i a t i o n

PA G E 1 5 Wo m e n ’s A c t i o n f o r A d v o c a c y a n d P r o g r e s s O r g a n i z a t i o n ( WA A P O )

PA G E 1 5

MAROODI JEEX African Network for the Prevention and Protection Against Child Abuse and Neglect (ANPPCAN SOM)

REGION

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MAROODI JEEX A S A L Yo u t h D e v e l o p m e n t Association

PA G E 1 5 A t t o r n e y G e n e r a l ’ s O ffi c e

PA G E 1 5 Baahi-Koob Centre

PA G E 1 5 Candle of Hope Foundation

PA G E 1 5 Comprehensive Community Based Rehabilitation (CCBRS)

PA G E 1 5 Danjire Organization

PA G E 1 5 G e n e r a l A s s i s t a n c e a n d Vo l u n t a r y O r g a n i z a t i o n ( G AV O )

PA G E 1 5 HAKAD

PA G E 1 5 Hargeisa University Legal Clinic

PA G E 1 5 H o r n o f A f r i c a Vo l u n t a r y Yo u t h C o m m i t t e e ( H AV O Y O C O )

PA G E 1 5 IOM

PA G E 1 5 Migration Response Center

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MAROODI JEEX Ministry of Employment, Social A ff a i r s , a n d F a m i l y

PA G E 1 5 M i n i s t r y o f F o r e i g n A ff a i r s a n d International Cooperation

PA G E 1 5 M i n i s t r y o f J u s t i c e, Wo m e n a n d Children Department

PA G E 1 5 N a t i o n a l O r g a n i z a t i o n f o r Wo m e n (NOW)

PA G E 1 5 Norwegian Refugee Council (NRC)

PA G E 1 5 Pan Somaliland Community Empowerment and Development Services

PA G E 1 5 P e o p l e ’ s L e g a l Vo i c e

PA G E 1 5 Save the Children, Somalia/Somaliland

PA G E 1 5 S o l i d a r i t y Yo u t h Vo l u n t a r y O r g a n i z a t i o n ( S OY VO )

PA G E 1 5 Somaliland Coast Guard

PA G E 1 5 REGION

Somaliland Community Support Association

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MAROODI JEEX S o m a l i l a n d D e v e l o p m e n t Tr u s t Organization

PA G E 1 5 Somaliland Diaspora Agency

PA G E 1 5 Somaliland Immigration and Border Control

PA G E 1 5 Somaliland Lawyers Association

PA G E 1 5 Somaliland Ministry of Justice

PA G E 1 5 Somaliland National Displacement and Refugee Agency

PA G E 1 5 Somaliland National Human Rights Commission

PA G E 1 5 S o m a l i l a n d N a t i o n a l Yo u t h O r g a n i z a t i o n s ( S O N YO )

PA G E 1 5 Somaliland Research Center Organization

PA G E 1 5 S o m a l i l a n d Wo m e n La w y e r s Association

PA G E 1 5 S o m a l i l a n d Yo u t h D e v e l o p m e n t a n d Vo l u n t a r y O r g a n i z a t i o n ( S O Y D AV O )

PA G E 1 5

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MAROODI JEEX S o m a l i l a n d Yo u t h D e v e l o p m e n t A s s o c i a t i o n ( S OY DA )

PA G E 1 5 S o m a l i l a n d Yo u t h S o c i e t y

PA G E 1 5 Ta a g e e r o W e l f a r e a n d D e v e l o p m e n t Organization

PA G E 1 5 T h e St r a t e g i c I n i t i a t i v e f o r Wo m e n in the Horn of Africa (SIHA)

PA G E 1 5 U b a x S o c i a l We l f a r e O r g a n i z a t i o n (USWO)

PA G E 1 5 UNICEF

PA G E 1 5 United National High Commissioner for Refugees

PA G E 1 5 U n i t e d Tr u s t A c t i o n A s s o c i a t i o n

PA G E 1 5 Vo i c e o f S o m a l i l a n d M i n o r i t y Wo m e n ’s O r g a n i z a t i o n ( VO S O M WO )

PA G E 1 5 Wo m e n ’s A c t i o n f o r A d v o c a c y a n d P r o g r e s s O r g a n i z a t i o n ( WA A P O )

PA G E 1 5 REGION

Yo u t h Vo l u n t e e r s f o r D e v e l o p m e n t and Environmental Conservation ( YOV E N C O )

PA G E 1 5 XX

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SAHIL A t t o r n e y G e n e r a l ’ s O ffi c e

PA G E 1 5 Candle of Hope Foundation

PA G E 1 5 Comprehensive Community Based Rehabilitation (CCBRS)

PA G E 1 5 G e n e r a l A s s i s t a n c e a n d Vo l u n t a r y O r g a n i z a t i o n ( G AV O )

PA G E 1 5 H o r n o f A f r i c a Vo l u n t a r y Yo u t h C o m m i t t e e ( H AV O Y O C O )

PA G E 1 5 Ministry of Employment, Social A ff a i r s , a n d F a m i l y

PA G E 1 5 M i n i s t r y o f J u s t i c e, Wo m e n a n d Children Department

PA G E 1 5 N a t i o n a l O r g a n i z a t i o n o f Wo m e n (NOW)

PA G E 1 5 P e o p l e ’ s L e g a l Vo i c e

PA G E 1 5 Somaliland Coast Guard

PA G E 1 5 S o m a l i l a n d D e v e l o p m e n t Tr u s t Organization

PA G E 1 5

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SAHIL Somaliland Immigration and Border Control

PA G E 1 5 Somaliland Lawyers Association

PA G E 1 5 Somaliland Ministry of Justice

PA G E 1 5 Somaliland National Displacement and Refugee Agency

PA G E 1 5 S o m a l i l a n d N a t i o n a l Yo u t h O r g a n i z a t i o n s ( S O N YO )

PA G E 1 5 United National High Commissioner for Refugees

PA G E 1 5 U n i t e d Tr u s t A c t i o n A s s o c i a t i o n

PA G E 1 5 Wo m e n ’s A c t i o n f o r A d v o c a c y a n d P r o g r e s s O r g a n i z a t i o n ( WA A P O )

PA G E 1 5

SANAG A t t o r n e y G e n e r a l ’ s O ffi c e

PA G E 1 5 Comprehensive Community Based Rehabilitation (CCBRS)

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SANAG G e n e r a l A s s i s t a n c e a n d Vo l u n t a r y O r g a n i z a t i o n ( G AV O )

PA G E 1 5 H o r n o f A f r i c a Vo l u n t a r y Yo u t h C o m m i t t e e ( H AV O Y O C O )

PA G E 1 5

Ministry of Employment, Social A ff a i r s , a n d F a m i l y

PA G E 1 5

M i n i s t r y o f J u s t i c e, Wo m e n a n d Children Department

PA G E 1 5

N a t i o n a l O r g a n i z a t i o n f o r Wo m e n (NOW)

PA G E 1 5

Norwegian Refugee Council (NRC)

PA G E 1 5 Pan Somaliland Community Empowerment and Development Services

PA G E 1 5 P e o p l e ’ s L e g a l Vo i c e

PA G E 1 5 Somaliland Coast Guard

PA G E 1 5 Somaliland Immigration and Border Control

PA G E 1 5

Somaliland Lawyers Association

PA G E 1 5

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SANAG Somaliland Ministry of Justice

PA G E 1 5 Somaliland National Displacement and Refugee Council

PA G E 1 5 S o m a l i l a n d N a t i o n a l Yo u t h O r g a n i z a t i o n s ( S O N YO )

PA G E 1 5 S o m a l i l a n d Yo u t h D e v e l o p m e n t a n d Vo l u n t a r y O r g a n i z a t i o n ( S O Y D AV O )

PA G E 1 5 Ta a g e e r o W e l f a r e a n d D e v e l o p m e n t Organization

PA G E 1 5 U n i t e d Tr u s t A c t i o n A s s o c i a t i o n

PA G E 1 5

SOOL A t t o r n e y G e n e r a l ’ s O ffi c e

PA G E 1 5 Comprehensive Community Based Rehabilitation (CCBRS)

PA G E 1 5 H o r n o f A f r i c a Vo l u n t a r y Yo u t h C o m m i t t e e ( H AV O Y O C O )

PA G E 1 5 Ministry of Employment, Social A ff a i r s , a n d F a m i l y

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SOOL M i n i s t r y o f J u s t i c e, Wo m e n a n d Children Department

PA G E 1 5 N a t i o n a l O r g a n i z a t i o n f o r Wo m e n (NOW)

PA G E 1 5

P e o p l e ’ s L e g a l Vo i c e

PA G E 1 5 S o l i d a r i t y Yo u t h Vo l u n t a r y O r g a n i z a t i o n ( S OY VO )

PA G E 1 5

Somaliland Immigration and Border Control

PA G E 1 5

Somaliland Lawyers Association

PA G E 1 5 Somaliland Ministry of Justice

PA G E 1 5 Somaliland National Displacement and Refugee Agency

PA G E 1 5

S o m a l i l a n d N a t i o n a l Yo u t h O r g a n i z a t i o n s ( S O N YO )

PA G E 1 5

Ta a g e e r o W e l f a r e a n d D e v e l o p m e n t Organization

PA G E 1 5

U n i t e d Tr u s t A c t i o n A s s o c i a t i o n

PA G E 1 5

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TODGHER African Network for the Prevention and Protection Against Child Abuse and Neglect (ANPPCAN SOM)

PA G E 1 5 A t t o r n e y G e n e r a l ’ s O ffi c e

PA G E 1 5 Baahi-Koob Centre

PA G E 1 5 Comprehensive Community Based Rehabilitation (CCBRS)

PA G E 1 5 HAKAD

PA G E 1 5 H o r n o f A f r i c a Vo l u n t a r y Yo u t h C o m m i t t e e ( H AV O Y O C O )

PA G E 1 5 Ministry of Employment, Social A ff a i r s , a n d F a m i l y

PA G E 1 5 M i n i s t r y o f J u s t i c e, Wo m e n a n d Children Department

PA G E 1 5 N a t i o n a l O r g a n i z a t i o n f o r Wo m e n (NOW)

PA G E 1 5 Norwegian Refugee Council (NRC)

PA G E 1 5

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TODGHER P e o p l e ’ s L e g a l Vo i c e

PA G E 1 5 Save the Children, Somalia/Somaliland

PA G E 1 5 S o l i d a r i t y Yo u t h Vo l u n t a r y O r g a n i z a t i o n ( S OY VO )

PA G E 1 5 Somaliland Immigration and Border Control

PA G E 1 5 Somaliland Lawyers Association

PA G E 1 5 Somaliland Ministry of Justice

PA G E 1 5 Somaliland National Displacement and Refugee Agency

PA G E 1 5 S o m a l i l a n d N a t i o n a l Yo u t h O r g a n i z a t i o n s ( S O N YO )

PA G E 1 5 S o m a l i l a n d Wo m e n La w y e r s Association

PA G E 1 5 S o m a l i l a n d Yo u t h S o c i e t y ( S Y S ) Burao

PA G E 1 5 S o m a l i l a n d Yo u t h D e v e l o p m e n t a n d Vo l u n t a r y O r g a n i z a t i o n ( S O Y D AV O )

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A L L S E RV IC E P ROVIDE RS BY RE G IO N

TODGHER To g d h e e r Yo u t h Vo l u n t a r y O r g a n i z a t i o n ( TO G OYOVO )

PA G E 1 5

U b a x S o c i a l We l f a r e O r g a n i z a t i o n (USWO)

PA G E 1 5 U n i t e d Tr u s t A c t i o n A s s o c i a t i o n

PA G E 1 5 Wo m e n ’s A c t i o n f o r A d v o c a c y a n d P r o g r e s s O r g a n i z a t i o n ( WA A P O )

PA G E 1 5

Yo u t h Vo l u n t e e r s f o r D e v e l o p m e n t and Environmental Conservation ( YOV E N C O )

PA G E 1 5

REGION

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LIST OF UNICEF-SUPPORTED CHILD PROTECTION DESKS Child Protection (CP) Desks are aimed at ensuring the timely identification and registration of returnee and migrant children, unaccompanied and separated children, refugee children, vulnerable children at the risk of violence and exploitation by providing them with child protection services and referrals. The CP desk also collects data on migrant and other vulnerable children to improve trend analysis on migrant children, refugee children, children at risk during cross border movement, internally displaced children (through the case management system). The children identified at CP desks are provid ed with psychosocial services, referrals for specialized services, and family tracing and reunifi cation with their families.

Name of the desk

Region

Telephone

Sool

0634653242

Sool

0634493860

Tog-wajale CP Desk

Gabiley

0634464845

Lawyo-Ado CP Desk

Salal

0634411814

Duruqsi CP Desk

Togdher

0634476843

Aynabo CP Desk

Sarar

063424071

Sarar

0634998815

Sheikh Nour CP Desk Office (IDP)

Maroodijex

0634461399

Mohamed Moge CP Desk Office (IDP)

Maroodijex

0633218828

Abdaal CP Desk Office

Marrodijex

0634479328

Borame Desk

Awdal

0634459615

Hariirad Desk

Awdal

0634528678

Marrodijex

0634313407

Sahil

0634443674

Togdheer

0634415853

Sool

0634497360

Ceel Afwayn

Sanaag

0634452396

Erigavo

Sanaag

0634197870

Lasanod CP Desk

Baligubadle Desk Berbera Desk Burco Desk Las- Anod

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