READO

About READO (Rural Education and Agricultural Development Organization)

READO is a non‑profit humanitarian organization established in 2008 in Somalia. It supports vulnerable communities, especially in the Southwest region, by providing emergency aid and long-term development programs. READO focuses on helping people affected by conflict, climate shocks, poverty, and displacement.

The organization delivers a range of services, including:

• Food Security and Livelihoods: Improving access to food and supporting vulnerable farmers.
• Education: Supporting school feeding, infrastructure, teacher training, and vocational skills development.
• Health and Nutrition: Providing essential healthcare services and nutrition support, especially for mothers and children.
• WASH (Water, Sanitation, and Hygiene): Ensuring access to safe water and sanitation facilities.
• GBV and Protection: Promoting the safety and dignity of survivors of gender-based violence.
• Climate Change Adaptation: Promoting sustainable agricultural practices and community resilience.

READO works with communities, partners, and donors to strengthen resilience, promote sustainable development, and build local capacity to respond to emergencies.

Vision: To bring humanitarian assistance to vulnerable people at risk from natural and human-induced crises, ensuring accountability and dignity in every intervention.

Mission: To provide timely and effective humanitarian support and resilience-building programs that empower individuals and communities to build a secure and sustainable future.