As a medical student, joining Ife’s rural health camps opened my eyes to healthcare gaps in Somaliland. We delivered supplies to remote clinics in Ceerigabo and treated patients who’d walked miles for care. The gratitude in their faces reminded me why I chose this profession. Ife doesn’t just talk about change—they create it, one clinic at a time.

Volunteering with Ife’s reforestation campaign was life-changing. I didn’t just plant trees; I learned how climate action ties into Somaliland’s future. The team’s passion was contagious, and seeing communities embrace sustainable practices gave me hope. Now, I train others—proof that small actions grow into big movements!

I volunteered to teach business skills to women in Baligubadle, but I gained far more than I gave. The women’s resilience and eagerness to learn humbled me. One participant now runs a thriving tailoring shop! Ife’s approach—listening first, then acting—is why their programs succeed. Volunteering here isn’t just service; it’s solidarity.