Ethiopiaid - Join us and make the biggest difference in Ethiopia
How your donation helps...
Could buy breakfast for a street child
Could provide a re-usable sanitary pack to keep a girl in school
Helps give a grieving young mother suffering from obstetric fistula her life back.
Could provide post-operative care for a child who has survived Noma
Could shelter a girl from domestic violence and abuse
Could provide surgery for a woman living with obstetric fistula
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What we do...
We support projects in Ethiopia ranging from maternal health and women's rights to education, disability and the elderly. Ethiopia has made huge strides forward since the devastation and despair of the famines during the 1980s. We continue to drive this progess and development further through our trusted partnerships, ensuring that no one is left behind. To find out more about our work in 2018 take a look our winter newsletter.
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Maternal Health
One of the highest rates of maternal mortality in the world!
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Harmful Traditional Practices
Adolescent girls often face harmful traditional practices such as FGM, gender-based violence and child marriage that not only threaten their health and livelihood, but also compromise the well-being and opportunities of the next generation.
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Quality Education For All
There are approximately 150,000 children living on the streets of Ethiopia – and 60,000 of those in Addis Ababa. More than half of these kids do not have access to shelter, adequate food or an education.
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Destructive Diseases
Over its 25 years, Ethiopiaid has focussed on supporting projects that prevent and treat people living with HIV/AIDS and Noma. Noma (cancrum oris) is an acute and ravaging gangrenous infection affecting the face.
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Supporting The Elderly
Ethiopia has over four million people over the age of 60. Because of the country's high mortality rate, elderly Ethiopians often find themselves with no-one to care for them.
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Disabilities
More than one billion people with disabilities, 15% of the world’s population, make up one of the most disadvantaged and marginalised groups within society.
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