introduction to the hospital
- Awdal Hospital is a non-profit healthcare institution established in 2017, primarily founded by female physicians with the mission of serving the underprivileged communities in the Awdal region and surrounding villages. Its establishment reflects a commitment to addressing the healthcare needs of marginalized populations in the region.
- The hospital offers comprehensive healthcare services to individuals across all age groups, delivering high-quality care grounded in evidence-based medicine. Since its inception, the hospital has consistently provided excellent care for over eight years. The range of services offered includes internal medicine, pediatrics, obstetrics, and surgery, ensuring a broad spectrum of medical needs are met within the community.
Awdal Hospital is a community-based, multiservice medical facility located in eastern Borama, the capital of Awdal Province, Somaliland. Serving an estimated population of over 67,000 residents, the hospital was established in October 2017 by six specialized healthcare providers with a shared vision: to deliver evidence-based, high-quality medical care to a region in critical need of reliable healthcare services.
At the time of its founding, the community lacked access to evidence-based medicine—essential for safe practices, better patient outcomes, and cost-effective care. Nearby villages faced limited healthcare coverage, which further emphasized the necessity of a well-equipped medical center.
Our Services
Awdal Hospital offers a wide range of clinical services to meet the needs of all patient populations—from newborns to seniors. Our facilities include:
Operating Theater
Labor and Delivery Room
Outpatient Department
Inpatient Services
Clinical Laboratory Services
We specialize in family medicine and general surgery, with a dedicated team of professionals providing 24/7 continuous care to our patients.
Our Mission
We are committed to:
Providing comprehensive and compassionate care across all age groups.
Maintaining 24/7 availability for medical emergencies and care continuity.
Promoting ongoing medical education for our staff through seminars and training.
Raising public health awareness in the broader Somali community through outreach, particularly in underserved rural areas.
Educating communities about non-communicable diseases, early warning signs, and standard prevention practices for improved health outcomes.
