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CREATING LASTING CHANGE FROM WITHIN

Positive change 

starts with you.

Right now you can help the poorest and 
most vulnerable in Ethiopia.

To this day in Ethiopia, one in four people live below the poverty line and 1 in 17 children die before the age of 5. We need your help to break this cycle of poverty and bring back health and hope to those who are most in need.

Mothers in Ethiopia face unimaginable challenges during childbirth.

Tragically, many stories end in heartbreak due to obstructed labor and lack of medical care. But your support can change this narrative for countless women. By contributing to our new appeal, you are providing lifesaving food, clean water, and essential medical care to ensure safe and healthy births. Your generosity helps prevent the pain and suffering associated with maternal health crises and gives hope to families in desperate need.

Be a part of this life-changing mission. Together, we can make a difference.

Read our current appeal for more.

Would you consider a monthly gift? 1 in 5 people do. 
Not only can you give aid now, but you can build up the long-term healthcare and education that’s needed for lasting change.

Faatuma Md Yehya

CAD $43.00
to train one woman as a Traditional Birth Attendant in a 7-day course.

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CAD $108.00
can help identify a woman and transport her to the hospital for surgery.

Young women load donkeys with water at Shekoyta - where the only water source for many miles is an earthen catchment pool from which people and animals both drink - which causes gastro-intestinal problems for the Afar.

CAD $120.00
can help provide clean community water.

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CAD $175.00
will help remote mothers and children access healthcare providers for one week.

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CAD $661.00
to perform life-saving surgery including post-operative physiotherapy, counselling, and nutritious food.

"I am extremely grateful for all who have donated funds for the women and children of Ethiopia. No penny or dollar is wasted and the people genuinely appreciate the help."
Sue Ferguson
Long time donor