The BETE/’My Home’ Project, a vital initiative supporting vulnerable children affected by conflict and displacement, has officially concluded after two impactful years. The project, which operated across 10 woredas in 6 zones of the Oromia region and 3 woredas in 1 zone of South Ethiopia, has strengthened access to safe,
Dear Supporters and Friends, We are thrilled to share the exciting news of the successful completion and inauguration of Arda Qalu Secondary School in the Odo Miqe kebele of Abaya district, West Guji zone, Oromia region. This remarkable achievement made possible through the generous funding from the Costa Foundation, marks a significant milestone in our
Imagine1day, FCDO, and UNICEF Inaugurated Chewber Primary and Middle School Imagine1day, in collaboration with the Foreign, Commonwealth & Development Office (FCDO) and UNICEF, inaugurated the Chewber Primary and Middle School, marking a significant achievement in the Amhara region’s educational landscape. The inauguration event was graced by guests including representatives from the UNICEF Amhara field
Celebrating Success - Graduation ceremony #Imagine1day #UNICEF #Tigray, Ethiopia - Newsletter Graduates posing for a photo In a vibrant and heartwarming ceremony, Imagine1day, in collaboration with UNICEF and the Tigray Regional Office, celebrated the graduation of graduates from the Transitional Project Document. The event took place at the Mekelle Coordination Office
imagine1day Selam July 2023 Dear imagine1day Community, Welcome back once again to our Selam monthly newsletter, as per usual it is great to be connecting with you all again. This month, we focus on the rebuilding of Tigray. As some of you may know, Tigray, the Northern Region of Ethiopia suffered damaging civil conflict, keeping 2.3
imagine1day Selam June 2023 | View this email in your browser Dear imagine1day Community, Welcome back to the Selam monthly newsletter! It is our pleasure to be connecting with you once again. This month, May 2023 is an exceptional month that notably holds the retirement of one of imagine1day’s treasured partners, I would say a
The Community of Guanga has opened a first-of-its-kind program. The program allows girls who have graduated grade 10 or higher to register for a sewing class. In the class, the girls learn to sew reusable sanitary pads and provide them for free to nearby schools. This term, the girls have provided over 500 free pads
“My daughter wouldn’t have been able to attend school. We couldn't afford to buy her school supplies. Having been living in a conflict setting, the opportunity has done more for my daughter than give her access to an education. It's also enabled her to cope with the trauma she's experienced from being displaced. Before she
“The students of government school have quitted their education two weeks earlier than the regular school closing time. They didn’t start class for the last three weeks because of the drought in the community. However we have been attending class without interruption for imagine1day is providing us water every other day,” says Abdi Mesela, 14
Wesley is a senior school student at Vancouver College in Vancouver, British Columbia. He is volunteering as a social media intern with Imagine1day and got inspired by what he saw to fundraise for a school improvement project in Anole.Wesley lived in Africa for two months with his family and saw the need for school infrastructure
