The Disable Welfare Foundation (DWF) has played a significant role in raising HIV and AIDS awareness in Somalia. We have implemented various initiatives and programs to educate and empower individuals and communities affected by HIV and AIDS. DWF has organized awareness campaigns and workshops to educate people about the causes, prevention, and treatment options for HIV and AIDS. They have collaborated with local healthcare providers, NGOs, and community leaders to reach a wider audience and promote accurate information about the virus. In addition, DWF has worked tirelessly to reduce stigmatization and discrimination associated with HIV and AIDS in Somalia.

We have organized support groups and counseling sessions to provide emotional and psychological support to individuals living with HIV and AIDS. Through these efforts, DWF has created a safe and inclusive environment for those affected by the virus. Furthermore, DWF has also focused on prevention strategies such as promoting safe sex practices, and encouraging regular HIV testing. We have partnered with healthcare facilities to provide accessible testing and treatment options, ensuring that individuals have the resources they need to protect themselves and manage their health effectively.

DWF has established partnerships with local schools and universities to integrate comprehensive sexual education into their curriculum. By engaging with young people early on, DWF aims to equip them with accurate information about HIV and AIDS, promoting responsible behaviors and encouraging a culture of prevention. Additionally, DWF has worked closely with government authorities and policymakers to advocate for improved healthcare policies and increased funding for HIV and AIDS prevention and treatment programs. By raising awareness at a higher level, we aim to shape policies that prioritize public health and allocate adequate resources to combat the virus effectively.