When crisis hits,
what happens to her?
You can help some of the poorest people on earth
We work alongside local Ethiopian partners to bring trusted healthcare and education to some of the most vulnerable and marginalised people in Ethiopia. That means you are helping create change that is local, not imported for a true and lasting difference in people’s lives.
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Forced mutilation & marriage
We teach about the dangers of female genital mutilation and child marriage to put an end to these traditions for good.
Child exploitation & homelessness
We equip orphaned and vulnerable children for a safer, brighter future free from hunger, disease and exploitation.
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Obstetric fistula
We increase access to and awareness of maternal health in order to make childbirth safer and eradicate fistula.
Women & girls' advancement
We open up equal education and earning opportunities so women can reach their full potential and be part of change.
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Violence against women
We protect and nurture survivors of abuse while tackling the root causes of violence against women.
Hospice & palliative care
We provide complete care to those who are destitute and terminally ill so they can live out their lives with peace and dignity.
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Why Ethiopia?
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To this day, Ethiopia is one of the poorest countries in the world. More than one quarter of the population lives below the poverty line, roughly 1 in 5 children die before the age of 5 and only 39% of the population is literate. While the economy is fast developing, the poorest and most marginalised are being left behind.
We need your help to break this cycle of poverty and bring back health and hope to those who are most in need.
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Latest News
Selam! Your Winter Newsletter
6 August 2020
Extra extra! Check in on the impact you're having in Ethiopia with your Winter Newsletter, plus keep updated on COVID-19 in Ethiopia.
Ethiopiaid LIVE: An Interview with Allison Shigo
5 August 2020
Join us in our first-ever live Q&A with Allison Shigo, Co-Founder of fistula project partners Healing Hands of Joy. Watch your recording today!
The Ambassador: Gojjam's Fight with Fistula
30 July 2020
Watch > Hear from 24-year-old Gojjam as she bravely speaks out about her experience with obstetric fistula in Ethiopia. By Healing Hands of Joy.
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Protect young girls. Say NO to female genital mutilation.
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