Shella Youth Beach Tournament
We were honored to be visited by The British Red-Cross
We participate in local clean-up campaigns from Buntwani to Fisheries to remove litter and debris from public spaces.
The Omari Project (TOP) is a community-based organization established in 1995 to transform the lives of heroin users.TOP's integrated approach to drug abuse has three components; treatment and rehabilitation of drug users including community-based follow-up; community-based outreach adopting the peer-led model that implements the minimum package of HIV harm reduction intervention, advocacy to create stakeholders' awareness on the public health perspective which is right based on the approach to preventing HIV among people who use drugs.
Our well structured outreach program cordinated at the Drop-In-Center(DIC), adopts the peer-led model in reaching out to the people who use or inject drugs- a model approved by the National AIDS and STI Control Program (NASCOP)
As director and team leader, Mr. Dilmua Mohamed oversees the TOP group. His crucial roles in over five similar projects, including the UNODC project in 2007, the AED project in 2006, the TOWA project in 2008, the Aphia Plus project in 2009, and the KANCO project CAHR in 2010, highlight his significant history in leadership and management.
He brings extensive expertise working with drug users. During his ten years of involvement in Malindi, he has demonstrated a strong dedication to meeting their needs. His skill set goes beyond the field; besides his managerial and counseling abilities, he is a skilled counselor and leader. During the last seven years, he has developed ten years of experience in the complex field of drug user advocacy.
Mr. Dilmua's influence expands further through his membership in national and county HIV technical working groups, actively contributing to the strategic landscape of health initiatives. His participation in local and international networks dedicated to people who use drugs exemplifies a global perspective. Additionally, he holds the esteemed position of treasurer within the Kenya Harm Reduction Network, solidifying his commitment to fostering positive change in communities.
