Together we can

About Us

Social Orientation and Relief Association (SOORA) is a non-governmental non-profit making charity organisation founded in 17th January 2018 in Walsall, West Midlands United Kingdom, and legally registered from the UK Charity Commission of England & Wales as a CIO Foundation on 16th September 2019. Soora is based in United Kingdom and operates east Africa countries including Somaliland and Somalia. Soora values the local existing potential resources from the communities in aims of strengthening community cohesion and self-reliance to achieve better life for all. Soora is dedicated to assist the disadvantaged people and needy communities throughout United Kingdom and Somaliland by engaging community development activities and also providing emergency relief assistance, resilience building, facilitating and promoting local community engagement and programs that emphasise self-reliance with dignity. Soora engages on a long-term commitment partnership approach with the beneficiaries in implementing the Projects. Soora has successfully managed to build significant relationship with government institutions, UN and International NGOs. Our vision targeted the diversity of people’s different backgrounds and cultures to have similar life opportunities. The overall objectives that Soora is set up is to relieve the needs of the community who are in need by reason of their youth, age, infirmity or disablement, financial hardship or social and economic circumstances, in particular but not exclusively those who are from immigrant and refugee communities

We’re a highly collaborative and supportive team, coming together on every project to ensure our clients get the very best support

Our Mission

Soora is committed to build communities free from poverty, illiteracy and social exclusion, helping members of local communities meet their own needs through both short-term and long-term humanitarian and development initiatives through integrated programs i.e,Education & employability, Health & wellbeing, Water & sanitation, Orphan sponsorship program, Disability and children with special needs, prevention climate impact, and improving food security and livelihood.

Our vision

To see developed & oriented community by sharing potential concepts to empower them to have successful livelihood with dignity and respect while promoting action learning process to achieve the goal.

Our Values

 

Health and safety: before any action taken, we observe if the health and safety applied so everyone serve safely, independently and conveniently. 

Soora Service Society: our highest achievement is to serve the society with dignity and justice by addressing their particular concerns to achieve better life for all and to show positive change.

 

Voluntarism: rather than to exist by Law, we are formed a private initiative resulting our voluntary actions of individual members who have chosen to pursue a shared interest of concern. We recognise retaining of voluntary values and principles and shall remain a primary force in the way of our working

Social cohesion in our community

Our collective responsibility to do more to solve society’s problems and improve the lives of those around us.   Volunteering is a powerful enabler of social cohesion as it connects people and brings communities together, stimulates friendships, unites people of different cultures, different believes and different backgrounds  of life, combats loneliness and isolation and builds positive communities.

 

Community engagement opportunities for the graduated students

Engaging in community service provides students with the opportunity to become active members of their community and has a lasting, positive impact on society at large. Community service or volunteerism enables students to acquire life skills and knowledge, as well as provide a service to those who need it most.

 

Personal health and well being

Our main purpose is spending time to help others and being generous with our time can help to boost self-confidence, Self-Reliance and establish new relationships, both of which contribute to personal wellbeing, particularly in relation to depression and mental health.

 

New skills and opportunities

Opportunities to expand your mind don’t have to be constrained to your work; they can come from social projects on your doorstep too. Whether it’s befriending the elderly or working with vulnerable children, volunteering can develop new skills and unlock new experiences.

 

We can make a positive difference to another person

When you volunteer, you give your energy and skills to help other people. No matter how or where you volunteer, whether at a food bank, hospital, youth centre, school, senior home, or animal shelter, you can make a difference in your community. All you have to do is complete a quick search online to find the right volunteer opportunity near you where you can give back to your community in a big way.
Volunteering can have a direct impact on individual lives. Our volunteers are matched with individual adults and young people with whom attended our activities regularly and build a bond.  It’s because of this personal and direct relationship that our volunteers can see is the very tangible difference their time and effort is making to one particular new life.

 

POWER

In order to achieve our aims and objectives the association may

Do fundraising to support the community.

Open community bank accounts

Employ staff and volunteers

Acquire and manage buildings or premises.

Organise courses, events and create activities both the adult and young people.

Work with other groups and communities to exchange information

Do any thing that is lawful which will help it to fulfil its aims and objectives.

Membership terms and conditions

 

“What we do for our-selves dies with us but we do for our community and the world remains remains.”

Emily Davis