STORIES FROM THE HORN
We have gathered stories from the Horn of Africa region, from updates, impact stories, latest news and project briefs. Please browse through the stories and see how ARAHA is making a difference in the lives of many.
Sudan floods
In the past few months, the East Africa region has been devastated by floods displacing close to a m...
Recent floods in East Africa
When a flood strikes, families lose everything; their homes wash away, their goats and cows and ch...
COVID-19: Impact on ARAHA
Dear donors and supporters, We hope you and your family are well as we all try to cope with the imp...
Orphans Rising
We wish you and your family are safe and sound in this difficult time. Amidst the COVID-19 crisis, w...
A projector operator
Highlight19 years ago as a young teenager interested in helping Somalia, I came across a g...
Leave it in peoples hearts
There are no words to describe my feelings during my last visit to the Shegerab refugee camp in East...
Drop of Hope
Essential for daily life and health, access to clean water is not always a simple proposition for fa...
Why Sand Dams
For the past 20 years, ARAHA has worked on providing sustainable water solutions across Eastern Af...
For a cup of Coffee
Imagine not knowing if or when you’ll eat your next meal. Imagine not having any resources to...
Highlights from "More than a refugee" Annual Dinner
On October 20th, we had our annual dinner to raise awareness and funds about refugees in the Horn of...
Never too Young
Over the past few years, we have had a few passionate young people walk in our offices with enthusia...
Our long standing partnership with Holy Land Brand
One of ARAHA’s keystone programs is education, with an emphasis on serving refugees and inte...
ARAHA’s statement at the people’s climate solidarity march
The American Relief Agency for the Horn of Africa is a registered non-profit 501(c)3 tax-exempt orga...
Combating deforestation
The droughts and flash-flooding that the Horn of Africa is currently experiencing are occurring due...
Refugee camps are no longer temporary
There is no doubt that the international community provides critical help during a crisis. However,...
Another 4-star rating from charity navigator
ARAHA’s strong financial health and commitment to accountability and transparency have earned...
Solar lights for students in Africa
Preparing for exams can be one of the most nerve-wracking times in any student’s life, but the...
Shegerab medical convoy
About a couple of months ago a team of medical staff embarked on a journey to Shegerab refugee camp...
Livesaver spotlight: Leila
ARAHA life Saver Campaign is a peer-to-peer crowd funding campaign on our website designed to ...
Using your faith to make an impact
For years ARAHA has worked with communities like churches, synagogues, and mosques, to raise a...
More than a refugee
A child awakens in the morning by the ray of light that pierces through the humble abode they live i...
The impact of giving
It was around September 2015, when we were able to provide two hospitals in Somalia with medical sup...
The forgotten crisis
The United Nations estimates that by the end of 2015, there will be about 600,000 displaced persons-...
Araha earns 4-star rating from charity navigator
"ARAHA outperforms most other charities in America.” This statement comes from the largest ch...
Yemen refugee Crisis
As the bombardment and heavy fighting continue in Yemen, more and more people are displaced. This...
Restrictions on somali remittance threaten livelihood for millions
In light of increasing restrictions on banks facilitating remittances from the United States to Soma...
Somalia on the brink of famine
Between 2010-2012, Somalia experienced a famine that claimed 260,000 lives, of which half were child...
2010 Annual Report: 10 years in the Horn
10 years in the Horn 2010 marks ARAHA’s 10-year anniversary. The American Relief Agency for t...
