Emplowering Soiciety

Health and wholness Ethiopia

Education is not just about books. It is about dignity. It is about a child discovering that their voice matters and their dreams are possible. When one child learns to read, a family rises. When a village gains a school, a generation changes.as a company and serves as the standard against which we weigh our actions and decisions.

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Supporting Society

A strong society is not built in a day. It is built quietly — through the hands of people who choose to show up for one another, who belive that a community grows when everyone is given the chance to rise.and serves as the standard against which we weigh our actions and decisions.

Health and Wholeness Ethiopia (HAWE)

Health and Wholeness Ethiopia (HAWE) is an indigenous not for profit, non-governmental, nonreligious, legally registered Ethiopian civil society organization and was found in 2010 G.C. HAWE was established with the intention of contributions to alleviate the socio-economic and environmental problems with special emphasis on vulnerable children, women and youths in Ethiopia. HAWE is registered with Ethiopian Federal Democratic Republic Authority for Civil Society Organizations with its (registration number 2069) and also registered in USA at Washington Seattle with registration no.UBI:604 820 455). HAWE is registered to work in the areas of children, women and youth Education, health service and development in Ethiopia. HAWE has signed memorandum of understanding with government offices including with Ministry of Health, Ministry of Women and Children Affairs and Ministry of Education.

Mission

To empower disadvantage children, women and youth by providing to education, health and skill development and protection services enabling them to lead a dignified, self –reliant and fulfilling lives.

Vision

To see the lives of disadvantage children, women and youth improved; become productive and self-reliant in Ethiopia.

Value

Accountability, Transparency , Communication, Dignity and respect

Youth Health and Development Program (YHDP)

Youth Health and Development Program Many of the disadvantaged youth do not have a well-structured family life. Neither are they encouraged or supported in trying out new options to increase their confidence in their own abilities or learn new skills. HAWE addresses this situation via its Youth health and development Program (YHDP). HAWE’s YHDP program includes general life skill activities, Personal Health Management, Reproductive Health and development of skills which improves their ability to generate income and their employ-ability such as ICT proficiency, arts and crafts, communication skills, and business and entrepreneurship skills. This initiative creates change in support of young people being healthy, creative and fully engaged citizens. The program is geared towards enhancing youth’s ability to take charge of leading their own life, sustainability and to build their skills, mainly focusing on youth from age 18 to under 29 to enhance their participation in their community development. HAWE follows three-way approaches to youth participation. Target group/beneficiary HAWE has provided reproductive health service and economies support for 1,200 youths in Amhara region. HAWE has also supported to 297 youths’ through income generating activities program and has enabled them to support themselves and their families. Collaborators/partnersHAWE fully consults and involves youth people and they are informed to enhance mutual co-operation and responsibility. Doing this HAWE recognizes that young people generally need experience working at this level before progressing to becoming leaders and initiators of development. With their involvement as a partner HAWE has done several rising activities for about 25,000 people on HIV/AIDS and challenge of street and orphan & vulnerable children. Initiators/leadersTaking youth as initiators HAWE has enabling youth-initiated and directed interventions and opening up a space for youth-led activities and decision-making through establishing Addis Hiwot youth club. The club has increasing youth participation in social development activity and work in collaboration with local government offices and HAWE. The club has more than 465 members who are actively engaged in the community activity.To ensure sustainability of its development activities, HAWE’s approach to development uses income generating activity, builds community ownership and uses local inputs and resources.

Highly Vulnerable Children (HVC)

Highly Vulnerable Children (HVC). HVCs suffer from displacement, marginalization, dissolution of family protection and segregation from the community making them feel they are an economic burden thus they fall behind educationally and even socially. Female HVCs face additional challenges including commercial sexual exploitation. Child girls are actively engaged in commercial sex as a means for survival. They are victims of physical assault, rape, unwanted pregnancies, underage motherhood and lack of self-esteem trauma, rejection and death among others. According to US President’s Emergency Plan for AIDS Relief services for HVCs 6 core areas that can be used in combination with economic strengthening efforts to assist children, families and communities. Taken together these 7+1 components define a broad continuum of care that can provide for the complex needs of children.They are: Food and Nutrition Support Shelter and Care Protection Health Care Psychology Support Education and Vocational Training Economic Strengthening HAWE to date has provided these services for more than 4,600 HVCs in the surrounding communities. HAWE has supports poor working mothers through Foster Day Care where the children of single parents, working mothers are kept in foster families during the time the parent is at work.Foster care is an important non-institutional service for the child, whose biological family is unable to care for it, for a short or an extended period of time, due to illness, death, desertion or any other crisis situation. An alternate foster family is identified who will provide temporary or long term care for this child so as to avoid children going out to street. Foster parents are identified and approved after a detailed home study is undertaken. Foster parents may be relatives, neighbors, or friends who are from a similar socioeconomic background and it is pioneer in the field of foster care in the community.

Women Program

Women Program In Ethiopia most of the women had not get access Education so to get employment opportunity and work they went /migrant/ small towns to regional and capital city then in Amhara national regional state in Bahir Dar city live more than 3000 commercial sex worker women so our organization HAWE supports 350 commercial sex worker women with:- Psycho-social support Condoms distribution Reproductive health /RH/FP/ HIV/AIDS and sexually transmitting infections. More than 2000 people get family planning service. To date about 6000 people have participated in our awareness meeting and discussion about; the implementation of this project.

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Owner:Health and Wholeness Ethiopia (HAWE)
Consultant:Sileshi consulting Arcthictes & Engineering PLC.

General Hospital
Kids center
Youth center
Vocational center
Digital library
Research center
HAWE – office
Digital Meeting Halls
Shopping and recreation area
Total Budget:154,046,000.00 USD or 8.6 Billion Ethiopian Birr The building will with 3years from October 2026- September 2030 G.c
Location: Bahir Dar City – Ethiopia

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Miss Ellen

Am appreciate HAWE because it is working for empowering of girls and women it is very amble work to develop nations of the country.

Miss Ellen

From England Women and Children Directorate Director

Prof .Adugnaw Worku

HAWE; Makes more humanitarian and health projects in Ethiopia so am appreciate and help this organization to support more communities in Ethiopia.

Prof .Adugnaw Worku

From California university Art and cultural department lecturer

Mary Moran

HAWE:- done very fantastic accomplishment to empower adolescent school girls in Ethiopia go ahead Please and am belongs to you.