Today, the Somali Women and Child Care Association (SWCCA) and the SIHA Network collaborated to commemorate #InternationalPeaceDay. This day holds significant importance for SWCCA, as it aligns with their tireless efforts to bring peace and harmony to the vulnerable populations residing in the IDP camps in Somalia. SWCCA has been organizing peace campaigns that are gradually transforming lives.

SWCCA has taken the initiative to facilitate meetings and forums with key stakeholders, civil society organizations (CSOs), communities, and women peace societies. These platforms serve as catalysts for dialogue and understanding among different groups, which are essential for building bridges towards a more peaceful and harmonious society in Somalia.

The peace campaigns organized by SWCCA are crucial in raising awareness about the significance of peace and its impact on the lives of Somali communities. By actively engaging with the communities residing in the IDP camps, SWCCA is not only empowering women and children but also inspiring them to become active participants in promoting peace and unity.

Women empowerment lies at the core of SWCCA’s mission. We aim to create a society where women are equal partners in decision-making processes and are provided with equal opportunities for growth and development. By involving women peace societies in their peace campaigns, SWCCA is not only amplifying their voices but also strengthening the role of women in peacebuilding efforts.

In conclusion, the SWCCA commemoration on #InternationalPeaceDay is a testament to our commitment to building a more peaceful and harmonious society in Somalia. Through our peace campaigns, we have shown the transformative power of dialogue, inclusivity, and empowerment. Let us stand in solidarity with SWCCA and contribute to our noble endeavor of creating lasting positive change. Together, we can inspire change, create a peaceful world, and offer hope for a better future for all.