Somalia lays horn of Africa where successive years of civil war affected socioeconomic infrastructures which is the main basic sources for human development. Consequently, all livelihoods groups in Somalia were affected by conflict and drought.

The famine has declared in Bakool, Bay, Lower Shebelle, Middle Shebelle Afgoye Corridor IDP settlement and Mogadishu IDP community all in South Central Somalia regions. The United Nation Office of Humanitarian Affairs, FSNAU warned that the situation could deteriorate in lack of major scale-up in humanitarians’ accessibilities including education is one of the factors that was destroyed by the civil war public schools were looted and the educational materials were devastated duet to civil war and fighting sides Somalia troops pro African Union and the other side were militia militants Al –Shabab which backed by other Arabish networks.

All these institutional educational systems were being misled and most of Somalia youth recruited as soldiers joined the both groups while some other children were displaced their original homes these frustration created major disaster although education is the key of the live and the backbones of social knowledge in Somalia. For that reasons TALO organization were established voluntary community schools which TALO contributed to raise public awareness and train the young Somalis students freely and TALO provides for the emergency schools in IDP´s champs free educational materials and trains the schools teachers in order to motivate the educator that will enhance the morality of the teacher and TALO allocated some per diems and free refreshment breakfast and lunch which all the participants allowed to eat per day schooled workshops for the attendance and the lectures of the seminar.