Established in April 2017 in Baidoa, Bay Region, the Somali Welfare Entrepreneurship and Skills Center (SWESC) is a national, Somali-founded non-governmental organization dedicated to advancing entrepreneurship and skills development among the most vulnerable communities of South-Central Somalia.
Practical skills training for youth and vulnerable communities.
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Supporting youth with business skills and self-employment opportunities.
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Building resilient communities through sustainable livelihood programs.
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Promoting protection, inclusion and support for vulnerable groups.
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Somali Welfare Entrepreneurship and Skills Center (SWESC) is a national Somali-founded NGO dedicated to advancing entrepreneurship, technical skills development, education, and sustainable livelihoods for vulnerable communities in Somalia.
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“A peaceful, empowered, and resilient society where every individual has access to opportunity, protection, and dignity.”
SWESC’s vision reflects its long-term commitment to rebuilding communities affected by conflict, climate change, and poverty, with a focus on resilience, self-reliance, and social equity.
“To improve the lives of vulnerable populations in Somalia through integrated, community-driven humanitarian and development programs that promote resilience, protection, and sustainable livelihoods.”
SWESC’s mission is grounded in the principles of participation, accountability, and long-term impact. The organization works to bridge the gap between emergency response and development by working directly with communities to build lasting solutions to chronic and emerging challenges.
Established in April 2017 in Baidoa, Bay Region, the Somali Welfare Entrepreneurship and Skills Center (SWESC) is a national, Somali-founded non-governmental organization dedicated to advancing entrepreneurship and skills development among the most vulnerable communities of South-Central Somalia. Since its founding, SWESC has worked to expand access to education, business development, and employment opportunities, while promoting human rights, peace, and good governance as pathways to sustainable community development.
To equip vulnerable and marginalized communities, particularly women and youth, with technical & vocational skills
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