Tools for Humanity is a non-profit Canadian humanitarian and international development organization. Tools for Humanity are dedicated to focus on the root causes of poverty, refugees, civil wars and famine globally.

Our goal...

To increase the participation of marginalized individuals and  families in the economic and social development of their communities. Initiatives such as T4H Institute(Vocational and Leadership Skills),  Somali New Action Projects(SNAP) Program, Camel Boys Cafe(Social-Enterprise) and Djiouti 2020 (African Village in Djibouti's Eco Tourism ) to empower local communities and give them the means to craft their own destinies and sustainable livelihood.

Our Motto...

"We can eradicate poverty by collective and collaboration to discuss the root causes of poverty facing to all humanity such as manmade wars, power and environment abuse"

"Poverty is the worst form of violence."

Mahatma Gandhi.

Offices:

Canada-USA-Djibouti-Kenya-Somalia-Ethiopia

Mohamed Maie

CEO/President's Massage

The past decade have been eventful for much of the world and particularly for Africa, famine and civil wars have dramatically altered the human and   resources of the region.

Also Since January 2009 first African American President  and the son of African immigrant in America Mr.Baraka H Obama.

There is a growing realization that the level of responsabilty  surrounding to Mr Obama's leadership and many African leaders in Africa is huge. The core issue remains: What can be done to improve the lives of ordinary people in African and the third world countries,  world security and terrorism. Relations between wealth Western countries and third world communities have reinforce the importance of the grass-roots projects supported by the organizations like Tools for Humanity are improving people’s daily lives and strengthening local communities. In Africa our efforts contribute to building small business and civil society by encouraging collaboration with indigenous NGOs and International NGOs/funders.

In the coming year, the Tools for Humanity will continue to respond to the region’s needs as we look to introduce  projects that can encourage post conflict countries of Africa to overcome skill shortage and poverty (vocational and leadership skills )

Somalia

In Somalia, the events of the last two years brought to the surface humanetarian crises and some common ongoing IDPs needs. It should be clear to international community to look Somalia’s progress toward unity government.

Since then,  I am proud to ask CIDA, USAID, UN , EU and Donar countries to  their support and contribution  toward the reconstruction and sustainable development in Somalia.

The Tools for Humanity hopes its work in the region can play a small but vital role in helping civil society to form, local community foundations to grow, and better understanding— both local and international projects to flourish while providing vocational training and leadership skill. 

Mohamed Maie
President /Chief Executive Officer

Edmonton, Alberta-Canada

maye@tools4humanity.org