The Disable Welfare Foundation (DWF) has made significant contributions to IDP encampments for persons with disabilities in Somalia. Through our various initiatives, we have been able to address the specific needs of disabled individuals within these IDP camps. DWF has been actively working to improve the living conditions in IDP encampments by providing essential services and support to persons with disabilities. We have implemented programs that focus on various aspects, including healthcare, education, livelihood, and accessibility. In terms of healthcare, DWF has been instrumental in providing medical assistance, rehabilitation services, and access to assistive devices for disabled individuals in IDP encampments. This has significantly improved the quality of life for those with disabilities, ensuring they receive proper care and attention.

Additionally, DWF has taken steps to enhance education opportunities for persons with disabilities in IDP encampments. We have established inclusive schools and vocational training centers to promote learning and skill development. These educational initiatives offer disabled individuals a chance to gain knowledge and acquire skills that can empower them for a better future.

DWF also recognizes the importance of livelihood support, as it plays a crucial role in the overall well-being of individuals with disabilities. We have implemented programs that focus on income-generating activities and job placement, enabling disabled persons to become financially independent and self-sufficient. Moreover, DWF emphasizes the importance of accessibility within IDP encampments. We have undertaken infrastructure projects to ensure that the living spaces are inclusive and barrier-free for persons with disabilities. This includes constructing accessible ramps, installing handrails, and implementing other necessary measures to create a more inclusive environment. Overall, the Disable Welfare Foundation (DWF) has made significant strides in improving the lives of persons with disabilities in IDP encampments in Somalia. Their efforts have not only provided immediate relief but also laid the foundation for a more inclusive and empowering future for disabled individuals.