Somali Link newspaper educates the Somali community on cultural differences through the medium of a newspaper. It aims to inform its readers about the cultural distinctions between Somalis and the United States by publishing articles in both languages.

Many Somalis have faced severe culture shock upon arriving in the United States. Somali Link works to alleviate this problem. It is hoped that the publication of such a newspaper will contribute to the growth and prosperity of the Somali population in the area.

Moreover, this newspaper helps its readers find accommodation and complete the necessary paperwork, acknowledging that many immigrants and refugees face language and cultural hurdles when first arriving in the United States or a new city. This newspaper makes it easier for refugees and residents alike to bridge the gap and get accustomed to each other’s heritage, cultural values, and preferences. If any issue of overcrowding arises, it highlights the problem at hand, eliminating widespread evictions and miscommunication and ensuring fair housing procedures.

Unfortunately, many Somalis cannot further their education or find gainful jobs because of language and cultural challenges. Due to a lack of educational opportunities in Somalia, many young people suffer from a generational cycle of low academic success. Many children migrate to the United States from countries where their parents cannot read or write at a third-grade level. As a result of their language barrier, many refugee families are ill-equipped to navigate the schooling process. The world doesn’t want you to know all this; however, Somali Link Newspaper is here every step of the way, reporting the true state of Somalians in various parts of the world. This newspaper makes an effort to help in these kinds of predicaments.

About the Company
Due to language and cultural hurdles, many Somalis have difficulty entering the workforce, procuring good housing, and building an identity for themselves. In response, Somali Link Community workshops on how to find work, how to utilize computers, craft a CV, and ace an interview. In addition, they work to inform and inspire locals to launch new small businesses and so generate additional local employment opportunities.

This company also helps those seeking to make the transition from refugee to US citizen with the legal procedures necessary to become a citizen.
Contact Info
Somali Link Newspaper
3252B Cleveland Ave, Ste 7
Columbus, Ohio 43224
Email: [email protected]
Office: 614-368-7300