The Luul Dahir Foundation’s peacebuilding initiatives aim to address the root causes of conflict and foster reconciliation in Somalia’s most fragile regions. The foundation takes a grassroots approach, engaging directly with communities to promote harmony and reduce violence. Key activities include organizing community dialogues, conducting conflict resolution training, and supporting displaced families in rebuilding their lives​

The foundation’s peacebuilding programs prioritize local ownership, empowering communities to drive solutions that suit their unique cultural and social contexts. By facilitating forums for open discussion and mediation, they help bridge divides among conflicting groups. Additionally, the foundation collaborates with schools to integrate conflict resolution education, promoting a culture of peace among younger generations​

These efforts are complemented by support for displaced families, ensuring their immediate needs are met while fostering long-term stability. Similar to other organizations focused on peacebuilding, such as the International Rescue Committee or Mercy Corps, the Luul Dahir Foundation emphasizes the importance of community-driven solutions and sustainable peace efforts