by Help One Now Team | Feb 25, 2025 | Ethiopia, Family Empowerment, Help One Community, Impact Story, Love Hope Ethiopia
Letter from the Local Leader Dear Help One Now Family, I am honored to share an update on the impactful work done in Kidmia in 2024. Despite significant challenges and funding shortages, our team remained steadfast in their commitment to serving vulnerable children,...
by Help One Now Team | Sep 19, 2023 | Empower Hope, Ethiopia, Family Empowerment, Help One Now, Love Hope Ethiopia
You may remember our friend Ashike Zema. We shared her story of confidence and uncontainable joy that came from Ashike completing the Family Business Program and finally opening her own business. Her future was bright, and she believed that everything could now be...
by Help One Now Team | Jul 19, 2023 | Ethiopia, Family Empowerment
Our team recently traveled to Ethiopia and got to see the incredible work of our partners in Gunchire, Wolaita Sodo, and Debre Zeit. They got to meet families who have been through the Family Business Program and are years into self-sustainability, as well as families...
by Help One Now Team | Nov 18, 2020 | Ethiopia, Help One Now
The Tigray crisis in Ethiopia has recently escalated into a national emergency, though the issue has a long history of tension: Much of the nation’s governing body of the last three decades was of Tigray ethnicity, and the region has always held an important...
by Help One Now Team | Feb 19, 2020 | Ethiopia, Family Empowerment, Help One Leader, Help One Now
“There comes a point where we need to stop pulling people out of the river. We need to go upstream and find out why they’re falling in”. These words from Bishop Desmond Tutu embody the heart behind Help One Now’s mission to empower families in developing...
by Help One Now Team | Feb 10, 2020 | Ethiopia, Help One Child, Help One Now, Sponsorships
Zemede Admasu has been blind since he was born. When his mother was pregnant with him, his father left their family. His mother struggled to find the resources to take care of him and his three sisters and two brothers. Zemede did not have the opportunity to attend...
