A two-day rapid assessment examined urgent water, sanitation and hygiene conditions affecting newly displaced families across four informal settlements. The work combined household interviews, community discussions, direct observation and hygiene-promotion sessions.

Priority response: safe-water provision, emergency latrines, hygiene kits, hand-washing facilities, waste management and continued community hygiene promotion.

TSS worked with local authorities and community leaders to assess humanitarian needs among drought-displaced pastoral families in Balidhidin, Beelwacatay, Canjeel, Ceelgaal, Harago, Tuurmasaale and Unuun.

The assessment identified severe water scarcity, deteriorating food security, livelihood losses and protection risks for families living in exposed conditions. It recommended a coordinated response covering food assistance, safe water, health, nutrition, livelihoods and protection.

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The 2022 organisational report presents TSS’s mandate, vision and mission, with a focus on supporting vulnerable women, children, young people and marginalised families through humanitarian assistance and community development.

It also records TSS’s commitment to accountability, continuous learning, community participation and long-term partnerships. This public overview excludes internal administrative and financial records.