2007 progress report:

I have had the pleasure of looking back over the past year and seeing just how far we have come, and how much we have achieved – not only in the core activities of the program but in areas where these activities play an important role, such as education, social and human rights. Read more…

The Doses of Hope Foundation •Print• •E-mail•

Doses of Hope Foundation (DOH) is a non-governmental development foundation dedicated to structurally improving the lives of the Somali people. In practice, this means

…building the capacity of the poorest – economically through microfinance, and educationally through training for livelihood skills.

…increasing the potential of disabled children and young people through the provision of artificial limbs – and bringing the blind and visually impaired into society through Braille literacy.

…educating and training low-income and high-risk groups on HIV/Aids, prevention and care.

> Our Mission, Vision and Program

DOH was established in the Netherlands in November 1997, born out of the initiatives of a group of Somali Women in the Diaspora living in the Netherlands. Today it has a mixed Board of Dutch and Somali nationals. > More about the Board
 
orthohopeSomaliland is one of the most heavily landmined places in the world. Since 2003, Doses of Hope has helped almost 2,000 amputees through its Orthohope Rehabilitation Centre (ORC). Read more…
HIV-AIDSDoses of Hope's community-based 'Kulan' clubs are helping to educate and train low-income, high-risk women & men of reproductive age to become peer educators in HIV/AIDS prevention. Read more…

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