National emergency services including police, fire, medical, and mental health crisis support. Free 24/7 emergency dispatch for all types of emergencies including suicide risk and mental health crises.
Djibouti's first and only shelter for gender-based violence survivors. Free services include refuge, advice, food, and clothing. UNFPA-supported network of 8 associations with trained educators providing outreach on GBV, FGM, sexual health, and drug addiction. Reached 4,000+ people since 2021.
Free crisis line available 7 days a week for victims of gender-based violence and female genital mutilation. Run by the National Union of Djiboutian Women (UNFD). Services provided in French and local languages.
Free humanitarian services including medical care, day shelter for street children, food, education, and support for migrants and vulnerable Djiboutians. Daily shelter serves 120+ children with meals, medical care, and activities. Operating since 1952.
UN World Food Programme provides free food assistance and humanitarian support to vulnerable populations in Djibouti, including refugees, drought-affected communities, and food-insecure families.
Free humanitarian services including emergency assistance, water/sanitation in refugee camps, hygiene promotion, and disaster response. Part of International Red Cross and Red Crescent Movement.
Government agency providing free support for people with disabilities including wheelchairs, white canes, and regional services. Promotes participation, integration, and equal opportunities for people with disabilities.
UN Refugee Agency providing free protection, assistance, and services for 32,920+ refugees and asylum-seekers (primarily from Somalia, Ethiopia, Yemen). Services include education, healthcare, legal aid, and support in refugee villages and urban areas.
International humanitarian organization providing free assistance to refugees and displaced persons in Djibouti. Services include shelter, legal aid, education, food security, and livelihood support.
International Organization for Migration provides free assistance to migrants, refugees, and asylum seekers including mental health and psychosocial support, shelter, food, healthcare, child protection, legal aid, and family tracing. Main MRC in Obock since 2011, with sub-offices in Tadjourah, Dikhil, and Ali Sabieh.
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