With support from @unicefsomalia, New Ways has conducted head teachers mentorship training focused on positive student behavior and effective classroom management in Dhusomareb. Empowering educators to build supportive, engaging, and inclusive learning environments for students.

In #Burhakaba, New Ways supports vulnerable children through safe Child-Friendly Spaces. Through play, learning, and socializing together, children heal from hardship, build resilience, and stay protected in community-led environment. Read the full story: shorturl.at/ulnIS

According to a recent report, “1.8 million children in Somalia suffer from acute malnutrition.” Through a Nutrition-Sensitive Food Assistance project, New Ways with the support from CRS helps mothers like Maryan provide essential nutrition. Full story👇🏽: shorturl.at/qRjSe

The first waves of El Niño rains have hit Bulomarer and Barawe towns. Communities are urged to stay vigilant, move to high ground, and follow local safety guidelines when flood risks rise. New Ways has prepositioned nutrition supplies in Barawe ahead of El Niño. #Somalia #ElNino.

New Ways and CRS are prepositioning life-saving nutrition supplies in Barawe to prepare for El Niño. The strategic preposition effort ensures vulnerable communities have uninterrupted access to critical aid, even if transport routes become blocked. #ElNiño #Somalia

New Ways empowers teachers in JRP-beneficiary schools across Galmudug through occasional tailored mentorship training. The program focuses on effective classroom management, addressing student discipline, and supporting learners inside and outside the classroom to foster success.

In Galmudug, New Ways supports girls' education. we work with our partners to expand access to safe, quality learning environments to help dreamers like Nasteho remain in school and thrive. We empower every girl to learn, lead, and thrive. #InternationalDayOfTheGirl #girlsinSTEM

New Ways, in partnership with @UNICEF and @MoE_Galmudug state under the #JRP project, completed a 2-day training for 102 Community Education Committees (45 females) on school-level drought/flood response planning for Education & WASH needs strengthening their capacity to respond.

On #WorldTeachersDay, we honor the dedication and resilience of Somali teachers who defy all odds to educate the next generation of Somali boys and girls. In Galkacyo Model School, Iqra on the right is a special needs teacher who supports deaf students. Thank you Iqra! #WTD2026

Yesterday, New Ways held #EducationinEmergency project inception meeting with Galmudug's Ministry of Education, introducing its scope, outcomes, and stakeholder roles. The project targets 10,000 children across 17 schools in Hobyo and Abudwak districts. Thanks to #NRC and #ECW.

Severe funding shortfalls threaten critical maternal health services in Barawe putting life-saving procedures like C-sections at risk. Despite the funding cuts, New Ways continues to deliver limited health support to mothers and children. Thanks to @unicefsomalia for the support.

As the anticipated El Niño threatens communities across Somalia, New Ways stands ready to collaborate with partners to strengthen preparedness, deliver emergency relief and protect vulnerable lives. The best way to respond is to be proactive. #ClimateAction #Somalia #NewWays

In #Buurhakaba, play provides safety, stability and emotional healing. New Ways child-friendly spaces allow vulnerable children to deal with hardships, regain joy, and build resilience amidst ongoing challenges and humanitarian crises. Thanks to @shf_somalia for the support.

New Ways uses creative solutions to improve access to water in communities that rely on electricity by harnessing solar power to operate water wells, ensuring clean, continuous follow of water all the time. New Ways exemplifies the power of localization in driving local changes.

Funding cuts are undermining efforts to combat critical malnutrition in Lower Shabelle. Alongside our partner, @unicefsomalia, New Ways delivers life-saving plumpy'nut treatment and routine screening in Wanlaweyn, LS but urgent support is needed to sustain these intervention.

Malnutrition is a growing crisis in Somalia. According to the UN IPC/UNICEF 2026 figure, 1.6 million children face acute levels of malnutrition. In Wanlaweyn, our nutrition and feeding program supports children at risk of malnutrition. We thank @unicefsomalia for the support!

2026 Deyr rains are expected to bring heavy rains in Somalia. The event called EL NIÑO is likely to cause displacement in flood-prone areas. Yesterday, our Barawe team conducted EL NIÑO awareness sessions during our nutrition-sensitive cash assistance feedback awareness sessions.

New Ways supports special needs and inclusive education in Galmudug through targeted initiatives that enhance classroom accessibility, fund specialized teacher training, supply essential learning materials, and provide financial stipends to help retain special needs educators.

WASHFIRST, funded by CRS, transforms water access for communities facing water shortages in Barawe. The project focused on the provision of clean water points and 3000 hygiene and sanitation materials. Khalid Ige, New Ways WASH engineer reflects on the project's implementation.

In Somalia, resilience is rewriting a different story. In drought-stricken places like Dhusomareb, children head back to schools defying challenges and showing what true resilience can do. Thanks to the @BMZ_Bund and other partners, we are playing a role in providing education.