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Clean water for kids
Ethiopia
Entry Date:
Dec. 2008
Currently Serving:
14,726
CHILDREN
In Ethiopia, a child's right's presence is small but mighty. We would be the first to say that we’re only just beginning. So far, we’re cleaning up water for children with HIV/AIDS for whom safe water is critical. Next we’ll be branching out to public schools. We have a very long way to go, but we’re here for the long haul and fully committed to what that will require of us.
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2 hospitals
8 orphanages
12 schools
4 street shelters
Collaborating with HOPE Ethiopia
Working in Ethiopia's largest feeding center
Every day we provide breakfast and lunch for 1,000 people on the street, and 750 street children . . . These children are living on the street and they don’t get any clean water. This is great for the children. As you have seen, they wash, they drink, they quench their thirst here. That is a great thing for us. —Zenebe Ayele: Executive Director of HOPE Enterprises Our first visit to HOPE —»
Where We are Headed in Ethiopia?
Ethiopia in 2012 and beyond
By the end of 2011, a child’s right will have 27 water projects active in Addis Ababa, Ethiopia – serving 13,860 children with clean drinking water. —»
WorldWide Orphans and ACR
One of Ethiopia's best run children's organizations
At our AIDS Family Health Center, the WWO Academy and orphanages where we provide orphans with medical services, we now have perfect water and for HIV-infected orphans this is paramount. —»
To Seattle, by way of Addis Ababa
Travel journal entry
It doesn’t happen often, but it happened today. The two worlds I live in collided into one, thanks to an 11 year old boy named Bekele†. —»
Clean Water for Abebech Gobena
One school's partnership with a child's right
Abebech Gobena School & Orphanage has been in operation for 29 years. The site is situated on a massive compound in the heart of Addis Ababa, Ethiopia’s capital. —»