WAXAA DHAMAAN TAAGEERAYAASHA URURKA "READ/IQRA" LAGU WARGALINAYAA, KADIB MARKII LA MIDEEYAY MAMUULKII XAFIISKA BOORAMA, IN 14/10/2007 DIB LOO FURAY XAFIISKII URURKA EE IQRA /READ EE BOORAMA. HALKAA OO AY DIYAAR IDIINKU YIHIIN DHAMAAN GUDIGII FULINTA EE URURKA OO U MADAX KA YAHAY WALALKEEN OSMAN AXMED IBRAHIIM IYO WALALIHII FULINTA.
SIDA DARTEED, WAXAN KA CODSANAYAA DHAMAAN TAAGEERAYAASHA URURKA (DIBAD IYO GUDABA) IN AY SI TOOS AH ULA XIRIIRAN XAFIISKA URURKA OO TELFONKIISU YAHAY:
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AMA KAN MAMUULAHA XAFIISKA, SHEKH OSMAN AXMED IBRAHIIM OO AH: 0025224450839 MOBILE. AMASE E-MAILKA XAFIISHA OO AH info@readngo.org
HALKAA OO AAD KA HELI DONTAAN WIXII FAAHFAAHIN AH EE AAD U BAAHATAAN, WAXAA KALE OO AAN IDIN OGAYSIINAYNAA IN AAN MASUULIYADDA LACAGTA, LAGA BILAABO 14/10/2007, SAXEEXEEDA AY YEELANAYAAN:
1- SHEIKH OSMAN AXMED IBRAHIM - GUDOOMIYE K/XIGENKA
2- ABDILLAHI RABIILE - Admin & finance
3- OMAR IBRAHIM FARIID - ACCOUNTANT
WALAALAYAAL, SI AAN U ILAALINO NIDAAMKA IYO HABSAMI U SOCODKA HAWSHA, WAXAAN DHAMAANTIIN IDINKA CODSANAYNAA IN AAD SI TOOS AH ULA XIRIIRTAAN XAFIISKA IYO MAMUULKA GUDIGA FULINTA, SI AAD UGA BOGATAAN WIXII SU'AALO AH EE AAD QABTAN SHAQO WANAAGSAN
OSMAN DOUALE
GUDOOMIYAHA URURKA
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IQRA/READ, Rural Education And Development, is a local non-profit charity Organization established on 24th July 2000 in Somalia to serve the war-affected communities, particularly the young generations in the most neglected and remote rural areas of the Awdal region and the District of Gabiley. READ/IQRA has many affiliated sister organizations around the globe. Among them are: READ-USA in Texas, READ-Canada in Toronto, READ-UK in London, READ-Djibouti, and READ-Norway in Oslo.
READ's Official Homepage
The State of Somalia's Children 2005:An Analysis of A UNICEF Report
In 2003, about half a million (516,000) children were born in Somalia . With an infant mortality rate of 13.3% approximately 68,600 died before they became one year old. Of the remaining 447,400 lucky enough to live through their first birthday, roughly 116,000 or one out of five died before reaching 5 years of age. Approximately 331,400 or one of three made it through the obstacles of the most critical period of childhood (age 1 to 5). By the time these tenacious kids were ready to start primary school only 36,454 or one out of nine were fortunate to enroll in first grade. These children lived in a society were only 29% had access to improved drinking water and adequate sanitation facilities were available to mere 25% of the population. With an annual gross income per capita of about $130 in 2003, these children are at risk to malnutrition and a host of diseases that kill in the aftermath of widespread malnutrition. Faced with these odds most of them are not expected to live beyond the age of 48.
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