It’s incredible how much can be achieved to enhance education for million of kids with just a small contribution.
Since the famine wanton destruction which stroke the Wollo Region in the 70s, Abebech Gobena’s personal commitment has grown to meet the constant challenges of Ethiopia. Through her humanitarian response and developmentprograms throughout the country, she continues
improving the health, education and well-being of children and their families, making a difference in the lives of over 5 million Ethiopians.The history of Abebech Gobena Orphanage is a script of positive change. She has built community-based education and health programs to improve Ethiopian kids lives, both in Addis Abeba and remote rural areas.
1 in 4 women dies during pregnancy
More than 3 million children are orphaned, nearly half by AIDS
Only 15 percent of children reach school grade 5
Friends of Abebech Gobena is an independent association of men and women homebased in Modena Italy who want to help and ensure that ethiopian kids can survive and have a better future, and that their families, and communities have the resources and the skills to enable them to do so.We are a non profit association. Our objective is to mobilize volunteers in every country to forming local groups, which could take ownership of community issues to help Abebech Gobena’s orphanage, nonetheless to provide financial support for a range of social orientated projects.
Our response is to implement adequate strategies that converge on fortifying parternships with volunteers. Through our overlook, we want to create stronger community-based solutions coupled with advocacy on national and international level. The results mean significantly more impact for our programs and their ensured sustainability. Specifically we want to focus on education, health, food security, HIV/AIDS prevention/education and saving newborn lives.
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