Who We Are
Somali Community Action Group (SCAG) is a non-political, non-partial and not for profit making organization established on 10th April 2007 by a well prepared intellectuals who got their endeavors together that seeks to meet the humanitarian demand by vulnerable community and initiate and undertake programs that promote, protect, and enhance Economic, Social, and Cultural.
What we do
Our impact
We empower vulnerable communities through sustainable programs that enhance social and economic resilience.
Access to justice
We promote equal access to justice and human rights protection for marginalized and disadvantaged groups.
Health
We improve community well-being through primary health care, awareness, and disease prevention programs.
Nutrition
We address food insecurity by promoting balanced diets, child nutrition, and community feeding initiatives.
Environmental Conservation
We protect natural resources through awareness, tree planting, and sustainable environmental practices.
Child Protection
We safeguard children from abuse and neglect, ensuring their safety, dignity, and access to education.
Protection
We protect vulnerable groups from violence, exploitation, and abuse through advocacy, awareness, and community support.
Water and Sanitation
We improve access to clean water and sanitation facilities to ensure better hygiene and healthy living conditions.
Protection and Human Rights
Peace Building and Human Rights: SCAG Conducts advocacy in peace building
and human rights, hold workshops, rallies on peace building to ensure the
community engages in peace building activities. SCAG will document all human
rights abuses against youth, women and children in the database of SCAG’s
human rights archives.
Protection
We protect women and children from violence and exploitation through awareness, advocacy, and community support.
Health
We promote accessible and quality health care services, focusing on maternal and child health, disease prevention, and community health education.
Food Security
We enhance food security through livelihood support, agricultural development, and emergency food assistance to vulnerable households.