WASDA Somalia, in partnership with Save the Children Somalia and under the ECHO Project, successfully conducted health education sessions at the Haregys mobile outreach site. These sessions aimed to provide essential knowledge to the community, improving health practices and overall wellbeing.

The program integrated key topics such as safeguarding and positive parenting, empowering caregivers with the tools and understanding needed to protect and nurture their children effectively.

By combining health education with social support guidance, the sessions strengthened community resilience and encouraged safer, healthier family environments.

This initiative reflects the commitment of WASDA Somalia and its partners to holistic community development, addressing both physical health and social wellbeing to create lasting positive impact.