What We Do

Our Programs

Eight thematic pillars, built from the needs communities identify themselves — and designed to outlast the funding that starts them.

Pre-primary and primary education services, plus school-based vocational skills for older children, in remote rural Sidama Zone.

HIV/AIDS prevention, school clubs, and community-based care and support programs across Shebedino and Wondo Genet.

Hand-dug wells, extension schemes, and well rehabilitation bringing potable water to tens of thousands of rural residents.

Sisal processing, grain milling, micro-enterprise, and savings & credit services for youth, women, and elderly community members.

The Integrated Urban Development Program renovated homes, created income-generating kitchens, and delivered sanitation infrastructure.

Drought relief distributing food, seeds, and farm tools across four woredas in Sidama and neighboring zones.

Volunteer groups organized around fuel-saving stoves, watershed management, and honey production.

Conflict mitigation and peacebuilding, social accountability, and support for credible elections and national dialogue processes.

By the Numbers

Eight Programs. Decades of Measurable Change.

Thematic Programs

Lives Impacted

Years of Service

Regions Reached

Every program here grew from a need a community named itself. Your time or partnership helps the next one reach further.