Since 2007, PSI Somalia/Somaliland has worked to measurably improve the health of Somali women and children by addressing the most serious health challenges that affect resource poor and vulnerable Somali communities. In support of the Somali Ministry of Health and alongside partners including the World Bank and the Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office, PSI Somalia/Somaliland harnesses the vitality of the private sector while strengthening the oversight by the public sector to improve health outcomes for all.
In 2020 through June 2021, PSI Somalia/Somaliland achieved:
2.8
million users served through out-patient visits
150,819
children under one vaccinated with Pentavalent
19,644
users served with modern contraception
53,852
users reached with health and nutrition information through the 111,114 homes visited
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