Our Work
Did you know that 50% of Ethiopia’s population is under the age of 18, and an estimated 5 million children are orphaned or abandoned due to the HIV/AIDS epidemic? With little to no government support, these vulnerable children lack access to basic rights such as proper care, education, and psychological support. The recent war in the Northern region of Ethiopia has created a humanitarian crisis, exacerbating the need for aid to support these children. Sadly, the primary coping strategy of extended families is also declining, leading to a rise in street children who are exposed to exploitation. Your donation can make a significant impact and provide hope to these children in need.
The Hasiet’s Vision Model
At Hasiet’s Vision, we have developed a unique child sponsorship model that not only meets the basic needs of vulnerable children but also equips and empowers them to break the cycle of poverty. Our program aims to support children in Ethiopia by providing them with basic necessities such as food, clothing, shelter, healthcare, and education, including tutoring services. We work with local church leaders and government officials to identify those who are most in need.
Through the child sponsorship program, donors have the opportunity to support a child by making a monthly contribution of $40. This contribution helps to cover the cost of providing the child with the basic necessities mentioned above. The program also provides an opportunity for children to hear the good news of the Gospel and receive spiritual and emotional guidance.
Hasiet’s Vision has a team on the ground who make regular home visits, provide counseling for both the children and their caregivers, manage the assistance each family receives, and monitor the progress of each child. Our goal is to empower these children to break the cycle of poverty and become fulfilled adults who can raise healthy families of their own.
Overall, the Hasiet’s Vision model is designed to be a sustainable solution to the crisis of vulnerable children in Ethiopia. We rely on the support of donors to expand our program and serve more children in need.
