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World Hepatitis Day Campaign
Public engagement designed to improve knowledge, early testing, and hepatitis prevention in communities.
Fighting Hepatitis Somalia through awareness, vaccination, screening, and care.
SomHepatitis is a Somali nonprofit working to eliminate hepatitis and liver disease through awareness, prevention, vaccination access, early diagnosis, patient support, and research.
A modern health platform designed around education, vaccination, patient support, campaigns, and evidence-based advocacy.
Early screening and diagnosis can help people access care sooner, understand their health status, and protect their families and communities.
Screening and timely diagnosis are important steps toward prevention, treatment, and protecting communities.
Vaccination, awareness, safer practices, and early action can help protect mothers, children, families, and communities from hepatitis.
Building awareness and improving access to prevention and vaccination are essential to reducing hepatitis.
Discover the latest SomHepatitis events, awareness campaigns, community activities, screening initiatives, and national hepatitis actions from across Somalia.
A national discussion focused on implementation of Somalia’s first hepatitis strategy and coordinated next steps.
Read Event →Learn how hepatitis B spreads, how it can be prevented, and why vaccination, testing, and timely care matter for families and communities.
Understanding hepatitis B helps people make informed decisions about prevention, screening, vaccination, and care.
Hepatitis C can be identified through testing. Early diagnosis and access to appropriate care can help protect liver health and improve outcomes.
Awareness and access to testing are important parts of the journey toward prevention, diagnosis, treatment, and healthier communities.
Patient support connects people and families with reliable information, guidance, referrals, and practical help throughout the care journey.
Strong patient support helps people understand their options and stay connected to appropriate health services.
Community awareness, screening, vaccination, education, and local partnerships help bring hepatitis prevention and care closer to people.
Working with communities, health professionals, partners, and institutions creates stronger pathways for prevention and care.
Research, evidence, policy dialogue, and collaboration help strengthen hepatitis prevention, diagnosis, treatment, and national action.
Research and policy collaboration can help guide priorities, improve programmes, and support the national response to hepatitis.
Somalia's hepatitis response depends on prevention, vaccination, screening, diagnosis, treatment, patient support, research, and coordinated action.
A coordinated response can bring together communities, health workers, institutions, partners, and policymakers around a shared goal.
Awareness and education help communities understand hepatitis, recognize risks, seek testing, and take practical steps to protect themselves and their families.
Clear, trusted information helps people understand hepatitis and make informed choices about screening, vaccination, and care.
Vaccination is an important part of hepatitis prevention. Increasing awareness and access can help protect children, families, and communities.
Strong vaccination access and public awareness are essential parts of the broader hepatitis prevention response.
Screening helps people know their hepatitis status and can support earlier diagnosis, referral, and access to appropriate care.
Screening and timely diagnosis are important components of hepatitis prevention and the journey toward treatment and support.
People living with hepatitis need reliable information, appropriate referrals, ongoing guidance, and support throughout their care journey.
Patient-centered support helps people understand their options and remain connected to appropriate health services and resources.
Research, collaboration, policy dialogue, community action, and strong partnerships can help strengthen Somalia's response to hepatitis.
Bringing communities, health professionals, institutions, partners, researchers, and policymakers together can strengthen national action.
Founded in 2022 and formally established in 2024, SHT works with health professionals, communities, and partners to prevent hepatitis, expand vaccination and screening, improve access to care, and strengthen health policies in Somalia. We believe every Somali deserves a hepatitis-free future.
Our Mission
To reduce illness and death from viral hepatitis in Somalia through prevention, vaccination, early diagnosis, access to treatment, research, advocacy and patient-centred support, leaving no community behind.
Our Vision
A Somalia free from viral hepatitis as a public health threat, where everyone has equitable access to prevention, testing, treatment and compassionate care

5+
Years of advocacy
Prof. Dufle
Prof. Khalif Bile
Program
Public engagement designed to improve knowledge, early testing, and hepatitis prevention in communities.

Program
Public engagement designed to improve knowledge, early testing, and hepatitis prevention in communities.

Program
Public engagement designed to improve knowledge, early testing, and hepatitis prevention in communities.

Program
Public engagement designed to improve knowledge, early testing, and hepatitis prevention in communities.
Press Release
A landmark announcement positioning Somali Hepatitis Trust as part of national hepatitis advocacy and public health action.
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Showcasing public engagement around implementation of Somalia's hepatitis strategy and coordinated next steps.
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Highlighting a national policy milestone aligned with awareness, prevention, and system-level action.
Read ArticleWatch the latest hepatitis awareness, health education, campaigns, events and community stories from Somali Hepatitis Trust.
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