Somalia
Drought, conflict and displacement have deprived many families in Somalia of enough food. When crops fail and income disappears, children are especially vulnerable to hunger and malnutrition.
Through local relief partners, Imdad supported food assistance outside Mogadishu during Ramadan 2025. Here you can read about our previous work in Somalia.
The need and our response
When several crises hit at once
The World Food Programme describes a serious hunger crisis where conflict, extreme weather and displacement undermine livelihoods. Families that have lost crops, livestock or income also face high food prices and limited access to services.
Local partnerships for family food support
During Ramadan 2025, Imdad supported food assistance at a camp outside Mogadishu through local relief partners. The work addressed a specific need: ingredients families could use to prepare food.
This page shows previous work. To support Imdad’s active emergency relief, choose one of our current areas of work. We prioritise major needs where aid can be delivered responsibly.
- Response
- Food supportFood parcels prepared for families at a camp outside Mogadishu.
- Period
- Ramadan 2025Food assistance during the fasting month.
- Partnership
- Local relief partnersPractical preparation of assistance on site.
- 01Emergency relief
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Food parcels prepared outside Mogadishu
Through local relief partners, Imdad supported the preparation of food parcels at a camp outside Mogadishu.
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