About us

Who we are

Governance Structure & legal Status

The organization is governed as per its constitution, which is approved by the registration authority of Department of Ministry planning investment and Economic Development. ASADO is officially registered with the Baidoa District Administrative Office as non-profit social aid and development organization with the registration number under the southwest state (NGO) LAW#2. In the Governance Structure there are two Councils Executive Board and a General Committee Executive Board Elects by the members of General Councils for a period of 2 years.

ANFAC Social Aid and Development Organization is a non-governmental, non-profit organization established in 2023 by a group of social workers who recognized the urgent need for reliable, community-driven services in health, education, economic empowerment, and livelihoods.

In addition, this organization is working to change the future for Women, Youth and Children, enabling them to fulfill their potential. It mentors’ parents, guardians and teens to be self-sufficient, reliable and become a society that is aware of its own. In fact, ASADO wants to fulfill its aim to children of help the remote countryside to break the cycle of poverty by integrating education.

ASADO was founded to respond to the long-term challenges facing communities in Somalia and beyond, including limited access to quality healthcare, distribution of education, recurring displacement, poverty, and reduced economic opportunities especially people affected by crisis.

Our approach

Our Mission

Mission

To strengthen communities by expanding access to quality education, health and social care, protection and human rights, livelihoods and financial inclusion, and timely humanitarian assistance—through participatory, accountable, and sustainable programs that prioritize youth, women, and vulnerable groups

Our Vision

Vission

Establish and empowered poor and vulnerable people, especially women, Youth in the society so that all people live with dignity, safety, and equal opportunity.