Our Objectives

SCC believes in the power of people. If we can empower people to know, claim and defend their rights, the world will be a fairer place. A safe and resilient community is characterized by 7 pillars namely: Knowledgeable and healthy. It has the ability to assess, manage, and monitor its risks. It can learn new skills and build on experiences. Is organized. It has the capacity to identify problems, establish priorities, and act. Is connected. It has relationships with external actors (family friends, faith groups, government) who provide a wider supportive environment and supply goods and services when needed. Has infrastructure and services. It has strong housing, transport, power, water, and sanitation systems. It has the ability to maintain, repair, and renovate them. Has economic opportunities. It has a diverse range of employment opportunities, income, and financial services. It is flexible, resourceful, and has the capacity to accept uncertainty and respond (proactively) to change. Can manage its natural assets. It recognizes their value and has the ability to protect, enhance and maintain them:

Lasting change is possible when we act in solidarity with the people experiencing poverty and injustice. Even where they live in need, they are often not afraid to speak out against inequality, discrimination, and exclusion. They have the courage to raise their voices and influence to hold those in power to account for their actions.

As millions, continue mobilizing they are not fighting separate battles but connecting across borders in solidarity and creating unshakable momentum. They are the change-makers who will win the fight against inequality. They are the ones who will beat poverty and injustice.

SCC commits to offer unequivocal support to help relieve their suffering, build local talent and strengthen community structures to deepen sustainable community-managed livelihood systems to respond to emergencies and embrace secure livelihoods.

Our Vision

SCC seeks a world of lasting hope, tolerance, and social justice, where poverty overcome and people live in dignified and secure livelihoods; SCC will be a global force and a partner of choice when it comes to building community resilience; We will be known everywhere for our unshakable commitment to the dignity of people including vulnerable communities; Because we want lasting solutions, we fight the inequalities that keep people locked in poverty, insecurity, and injustice, we tackle not the symptoms but the systems, and we campaign for genuine, durable change.

Our Core Values

Transformation:

SCC believes in urgent action, innovation, and the necessity of transformation—within the

community and our own organization.

Mutual Respect:

SCC affirms the dignity, potential, and contribution of participants, donors, and partners.

Integrity:

SCC acts consistently with SCC’s mission, being honest and transparent in what we do and

say, and accept responsibility for our collective and individual actions.

Commitment:

SCC work together effectively to serve the larger community excellence: We

constantly challenge ourselves to the highest levels of learning and

performance to achieve greater impact

Excellence:

We constantly challenge ourselves to the highest levels of learning and

performance to achieve a greater impact

Areas of intervention

SCC is implementing software and hardware programs in the areas of WASH, Protection, GBV, food security, conflict resolution and peacebuilding, and Education. our local and international partners, with whom we have created real sustainable work; our workers, local and expatriates, who often cooperate with us for decades; the final beneficiaries of the interventions; local and international authorities; friends and supporters.

Over the years we have developed projects in a whole range of sectors: such as Health care and Nutrition, Vocational Training, Primary Education, Protection, and Environmental Sustainability, WASH programs for IDPs and poor hosting communities to increasingly complex and innovative projects – economic projects; support to small and medium organizations and Cooperatives; Capacity Building of institutions, both public and created by local civil society; protection of human rights; habitat and territory. We also learned to deal with humanitarian aid and emergency (environmental and social) and with the security issues that these interventions require. We currently read development projects as opportunity and sustainable.

With conviction and pragmatism, we want to go beyond the logic of gift whenever the conditions of communities we work with permit this approach: in Somalia and in the neighboring countries our partners ask for a real partnership. This means accepting with the courage to overturn our role.

Our Objectives

Our Vision

Our Core Values

Areas of intervention

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