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Christianity in Somaliland is a small minority in numbers ranging from 100 to 200 Christians. The Christians of Somaliland mainly consist of refugees from neighbouring countries, who continue to practise their religion secretly. The country's Christians are mostly foreigners. The Christian demographics include United Nations workers or other humanitarian agencies with bases in Hargeisa. As of 2021, however, there are at least some known local Christians in Somaliland. The church and its institutions such as Caritas International also work in relief and charitable work, and also run programs such as rehabilitation of schools and hospitals, food aid, and assistance to poor children.