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 186,570 primary-age out-of-school children in Ethiopia and dramatically improved the quality of education, community engagement, and government leadership across ten regions and 1,105 schools.
EMERGENCY SERVICES
Pillars of Intervention
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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Female Teachers Complete Reusable Sanitary Pad Production Training of Trainers(ToT) Under LiTE Program
Female teachers from Leaders in Teaching Ethiopia (LiTE) Program, Imagine1day target schools across five regions of Ethiopia have completed an
Transforming Lives with Solar-Powered Water in Awigera, Afar Region
On April 2, 2026, Imagine1day, in partnership with ECW-FER, inaugurated a solar-powered water supply system for the Awigera community and
LiTE Program Establishes National Youth Advisory Group to Strengthen Youth Voice in Education
Leaders in Teaching Ethiopia (LiTE) Program established the National Youth Advisory Group (YAG) following a participatory workshop held at the
A girl connected to best version of herself via Life skill training
"I used to fear speaking up in class, even when I knew the answer. Now, thanks to the life skill
A girl Rising Above Problems Through Accelerated Education Program
"When I grow up and have my own business, I want to buy a house for my family and never
A Young Advocate Rises: Naod’s Fight for Girls’ Rights in Afar
Naod participating in gender club “Before, we used to laugh or tease girls if they got blood stains















