Introduction
Al-Ta’awun Social Services (TSS) is a non-profit, non-governmental organization dedicated to humanitarian and development work. Headquartered in Mogadishu, TSS operates through sub-offices across South Central Somalia. Established in December 2000, the organization has been delivering vital humanitarian aid, relief efforts, and development programs for over two decades. TSS is recognized as one of the largest and most active NGOs in Somalia, with a strong presence in South Central Somalia, Puntland, and Galmudug.
Background
In response to the current difficult situations that Somali society are facing including drought, civil war, piracy and lack of governmental institutions (such as: health centers, schools, roads) in Somalia for more than twenty years. We felt that it is vitally important to set up a charitable relief organization to help those in need in the rural and urban areas mostly in the society for essential services. TSS encourages and strengthens collective social, economic, cultural, and environmental, peace and technological initiatives developed by youth themselves. TSS strives to remove obstacles to youth empowerment so that they have sustainable livelihoods and successful living standards.
TSS an all youth inclusive organization, is based in the centre of the largest youth community and is entirely staffed by youth members, aiming to assist marginalized and disenfranchised Communities to help them create and sustain income generating, lead ahealthy life.
Vision
A strong and vibrant organization that upholds accountability with citizens, whose rights and responsibilities are respected, protected, and fulfilled.
Mission
Restoring hope, dignity, and resilience in Somali communities through lifesaving humanitarian assistance, sustainable development, and inclusive peacebuilding. Guided by integrity, compassion, and local partnership, we strive to create lasting change by empowering individuals and strengthening institutions across Somalia.
Registration letter
- Ministry of Interior Affairs and Reconciliation
