KEY RESULTS

Headline Results Across Core Sectors

Our programmes continue transforming lives across Kenya and Somalia through sustainable humanitarian and development interventions.

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WASH

210,316

People gained access to safe drinking water through supported systems.

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EDUCATION

18,439

Boys and girls enrolled in basic education across supported projects.

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PEACEBUILDING

1.8M

People reached through radio-based peacebuilding and reconciliation messaging.

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PROTECTION & GBV

1.84M

People reached through GBV prevention and protection programmes.

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HEALTH & NUTRITION

63,511

People receiving integrated primary healthcare through mobile outreach.

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LIVELIHOODS

75,500

Livestock treated or vaccinated through veterinary support.

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EMERGENCY RESPONSE

24,250

Households reached with humanitarian food, cash and emergency assistance.

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ECONOMIC IMPACT

$1.08M

Direct cash, grants and wages injected into local economies.

Advocacy and Peace Building

Citizens have information on where and how to access legal Aid services

People participating in community-led peace building and reconciliation forums

Legal aid centre established and functional

People participating in community-led peace building and reconciliation forums

At NAPAD, we recognize that peaceful coexistence is essential to the well-being of communities in the target areas. To promote peace and stability in Mandera County, Kenya and South Central Zone, Somalia, we work towards an empowered governance and security structure, focusing on supporting community-led peacebuilding and reconciliation, accountable governance, and protection of human rights.

We achieve this by supporting social reconciliation initiatives, capacity building of peace actors and formation of peace building committees, advocacy to address SGBV and promotion of  safety and dignity of Displacement Affected communities,  peace education through radio talkshows, promoting children's rights and protection at the local level, and promoting gender equity and diversity.

By implementing these interventions, we hope to foster lasting change, improve the livelihoods, and promote peace and reconciliation among the conflict affected communities across the horn of Africa especially in Kenya, Somalia, and Ethiopia.

IMPACT:

Over 260,000 citizens have information on where and how to access legal Aid services

Local clan and religious Leaders have the skills to dispense justice through the Alternative Justice System.

2 legal aid centre established and functional

+800 people participating in community-led peace building and reconciliation forums.

Families forced to move due to the severe impact of drought

Drought in the Horn of Africa

Multipurpose Cash Assistance for Mama Ibaado,53 in Somalia

Flash floods in Mandera, Kenya