We do youth and Women Empowerment through

Education and HEALTH

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Welcome to Rajo Society

Rajo Society is a non-governmental, non-profit organization based in Mogadishu, Banadir region. Founded in mid-2013 by a group of dedicated intellectuals and community members from Mogadishu and South-Central Somalia, the organization is committed to advancing sustainable development and social empowerment.

 

The core philosophy of Rajo Society is to enhance the role of Somali women and youth in social, economic, health, and political spheres, recognizing that they are among the most vulnerable and disproportionately affected by complex challenges.

 

In addition, Rajo Society is dedicated to strengthening community resilience through programs focused on education, environmental sustainability, healthcare services, and emergency response to crises such as displacement, droughts, and conflicts.

Women and Youth Empowerment

Our Focus Areas

Environment Education

Education & Health

Rajo Society is committed to integrating environmental education into school curricula, fostering an understanding of ecological systems, sustainability, and conservation practices among students.

Women and Youth Empowerment

Women and Youth Empowerment

The youth make up the largest proportion of the Somali population. RASO undertakes various initiatives and projects focused on fostering the development of both youth and women.

Governance and Rights

Governance and Rights

RASO acknowledges that sustainable development thrives upon peace and stability. It appreciates the crucial role of communities in this equation.

The primary focus of education programs is ensuring that all age groups have equal access to high-quality education.

Our Impact Stories

A word from Ali

“I am very much grateful FOR RAJO SOCIETY and Forum civ, who have really appeared in this much needed life skill training projects. I have gained a lot from the project and in my life as a student the training will equip me with better knowledge for tomorrow, I thank you for giving me the opportunity share with you my experiences and challenges as a youth. The financial and administration skills will also help me to do my business and empower our community”

Ahmed Ali
a 23 year university student

A word from Fatuma

Firstly, I thank Rajo society and all partners involve for the this wonderful projects, I also thank all the project facilitators for being a great change to us the youth. I advise the organizers to widen their operation margin to whole Somalia for the skill training is what most of us the youths need, we have the potential to make a change but we lack the trainings and skills, my future plan is to join politics, I will use the knowledge I have acquired in community mobilization to achieve my objective

Fatuma Mohamud Gelle
21 year milk vendor

A word from Mohamed

I always wanted to be a human right activist, I see a lot of atrocities in my area, most of my relatives are being targeted by the authorities unfairly, I dint know any single media that I can report to, now I know and I will be reporting every single atrocities, I will be the voice of my people, the human right training skill benefitted me a lot, I wish I could more trainings like this, I thank Rajo society and the partners for making this dream pass

Mohamed Abdullahi Hassan
24 years baajaj driver

A word from Farhiyo

I am a mother of five children, I have always admired school life, I didn’t get the opportunity and when I got married I started farming with my husband, Rajo society and partners has really equipped me with this programs on financial and administrative skills, I wish we could get more trainings of this.

Farhiyo Mohamed Hussein
20 year’s old shopkeeper