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Ende Enatእንደ እናት
Children and volunteers standing together in front of a fence they painted

What we do

Psychosocial Support & Counselling

Children who have lost parents, live on the street or grow up with HIV carry heavy burdens. We help them feel safe, heard and confident.

Our work began as a school gender club — a safe space where girls and boys could talk, learn and support each other. That spirit still runs through everything we do.

Trained facilitators and volunteers offer guidance and counselling to children and their guardians, run life-skills training for adolescents and organise recreation, art, sport and music that let children simply be children.

Weekly home visits by community volunteers keep families connected and make sure no child slips through unseen.

What this includes

  • Individual and family guidance and counselling
  • Life-skills training for adolescents, with a focus on girls
  • School gender (GBV) clubs and mini-media awareness programmes
  • Recreational, art and sports activities in schools
  • Weekly home visits by trained community volunteers

Other programmes

Kindergarten children standing in a classroom with small green chairs

Education Support

Uniforms, school materials, tutorials and kindergarten classrooms so no child drops out for lack of means.

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A container shop in a school compound painted bright blue with a welcome banner

Livelihoods for Mothers

Container shops, saving groups and business skills so mothers can pay for their children's needs themselves.

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Children eating a meal together at a school in Jimma

Health & Nutrition

School meals, emergency food support and health referrals for children and families affected by HIV.

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