imagine1day…

Where Possibility Becomes a Reality!

About Imagine1day®

Imagine1day is a humanitarian and development organization exclusively operating in Ethiopia on Education, Child Protection and Gender Based Violence (GBV), Water, Sanitation, and Hygiene (WASH) as well as Transformational Leadership.

Since its inception, Imagine1day has created access to quality education for over 500,000 children annually, including enrollment of 319,113 primary-age out-of-school children in Ethiopia, and dramatically improved the quality of education, community engagement, and government leadership across 11 regions and 1,994 schools.

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EMERGENCY SERVICES

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Children have access to Education in Emergency

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Individuals Received Psycho-Social Support

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Children helped via Protection Services

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Partner Schools, including 216 Schools Built by Imagine1day®

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People reached with access to safe and clean water and sanitation services, and
165 water points built.

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Children annually impacted, including 319,113 Previously Out-of-School Children Enrolled.

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People Transformed through Capacity Building Training.

KEY RESULTS

Pillars of Intervention

EDUCATION

Education is the focus of all Imagine1day operations through the four essential sub-pillars. Our education program addresses both the demand and supply barriers to children’s education.

Imagine1day focus on creating access, improving quality, efficiency and equity.

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PROTECTION

Child Protection (CP) and Gender-Based Violence (GBV) prevention programs and services ensures the safeguarding of children and GBV prevention. Gender-based violence protection programs support raising communities’ awareness of GBV prevention, mitigation, and response.

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WASH

In Ethiopia, nearly 50% of the population have no access to clean water. WASH is our pillar. The three aspects of WASH can act as an immense barrier to education for many children. Fetching water is often a girl’s responsibility. Girls in a family unit can be expected to walk for hours each day, preventing them from accessing education.

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