Somaliweyn Relief agency a nonprofit Built with compassion. Driven by purpose.
Built with compassion. Driven by purpose.
At Somaliweyn Relief Agency, we believe in the power of kindness and the strength of community. Our work is more than charity—it’s a calling. A mission to restore dignity, create opportunity, and offer hope to those who need it most.
farm project
The Somaliweyn Relief Agency (SRA) Farm Project is a three-month community agriculture initiative that empowers vulnerable families through sustainable farming. The project provides practical training in modern agricultural techniques while enabling participants to grow nutritious crops such as maize, watermelon, and melons.
Implemented in two phases—from land preparation and planting to crop management, harvesting, and food sharing—the project helps improve food security, strengthen household livelihoods, and build long-term farming skills. Participants gain hands-on experience in soil preparation, irrigation, crop care, and sustainable farming practices that they can continue using beyond the project.
The harvest is shared among participating families, ensuring access to fresh, healthy food while promoting community cooperation and resilience. Through this initiative, Somaliweyn Relief Agency is investing in self-reliance, sustainable agriculture, and stronger, healthier communities.
farm project
The Somaliweyn Relief Agency (SRA) Henna Project
The Somaliweyn Relief Agency Henna Art Project is a cultural and vocational training program offered every four months in Somalia. The project teaches participants the traditional art of henna while helping them develop creative skills, build self-confidence, and preserve an important part of Somali cultural heritage.
Through hands-on instruction, participants learn professional henna design techniques that can be used for weddings, celebrations, and community events. Beyond artistic expression, the program equips participants with practical skills that can create income-generating opportunities in the beauty industry, supporting economic independence and stronger livelihoods.
By combining culture, creativity, and skills development, the Henna Art Project empowers individuals to celebrate their heritage while building a brighter future.
Henna Art in Somalia is offer once every four months. The project enhances participants’ artistic skills and cultural appreciation, while also offering economic opportunities in the beauty in
The Somaliweyn Relief Agency (SRA) Farm Project is a three-month community agriculture initiative that empowers vulnerable families through sustainable farming. The project provides practical training in modern agricultural techniques while enabling participants to grow nutritious crops such as maize, watermelon, and melons.
Implemented in two phases—from land preparation and planting to crop management, harvesting, and food sharing—the project helps improve food security, strengthen household livelihoods, and build long-term farming skills. Participants gain hands-on experience in soil preparation, irrigation, crop care, and sustainable farming practices that they can continue using beyond the project.
The harvest is shared among participating families, ensuring access to fresh, healthy food while promoting community cooperation and resilience. Through this initiative, Somaliweyn Relief Agency is investing in self-reliance, sustainable agriculture, and stronger, healthier communities.
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HENNA ART-MINNESOTA Celebrating Culture Through Creativity
The Henna Art Project is a vibrant, ongoing cultural and artistic program based in Minnesota. Held weekly for four-month period, this initiative introduces participants of all ages to the rich history, cultural significance, and creative techniques of traditional henna art.
Henna Art in Somalia is offer once every four months. The project enhances participants’ artistic skills and cultural appreciation, while also offering economic opportunities in the beauty industry.
HENNA ART-MINNESOTA Celebrating Culture Through Creativity
The Henna Art Project is a vibrant, ongoing cultural and artistic program based in Minnesota. Held weekly for four-month period, this initiative introduces participants of all ages to the rich history, cultural significance, and creative techniques of traditional henna art.
The Somaliweyn Relief Agency (SRA) Farm Project is a three-month community agriculture initiative that empowers vulnerable families through sustainable farming. The project provides practical training in modern agricultural techniques while enabling participants to grow nutritious crops such as maize, watermelon, and melons.
Implemented in two phases—from land preparation and planting to crop management, harvesting, and food sharing—the project helps improve food security, strengthen household livelihoods, and build long-term farming skills. Participants gain hands-on experience in soil preparation, irrigation, crop care, and sustainable farming practices that they can continue using beyond the project.
The harvest is shared among participating families, ensuring access to fresh, healthy food while promoting community cooperation and resilience. Through this initiative, Somaliweyn Relief Agency is investing in self-reliance, sustainable agriculture, and stronger, healthier communities.
Our sewing Project that runs every three months.
This project was created to help East African families establish long-term skills. At the end of the three-month program, 10 participants receive a brand-new sewing machine. The skills they acquire empower them to give back to their communities.
Our Sewing Project is designed to equip participants with valuable skills in textile arts and craftsmanship. Running on a recurring basis with new sessions starting every four months, this program provides comprehensive training in:
- Basic sewing techniques.
- Fabric selection.
- Pattern creation.
- Garment construction.
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