Hiwot’s parents were encouraged to hear about the educational, emotional, and social support available to their daughter and agreed to send her to school immediately.
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Recently, our staff visited Hambo Primary School, and upon arrival, were warmly greeted in sign language by students and teachers.
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Afterschool tutoring, including sign language training and homework support, is essential for students with disabilities who started school at a later age; helping to decrease their education gap.
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Investing in quality school libraries is essential- they provide a quiet and safe space for students to access books and educational resources, and give them the space to collaborate and explore their interests with their peers.
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The Degale Library is busy on most school days, full of students studying and using the resource materials. Last year (2023), over 20,000 people visited the library!
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There is a lot of support and skills surrounding Tsedeke, his family, and other children with disabilities.
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A group of eight women from the village of Farsuma mobilized their community to build a kindergarten for their youngest children. The nearest school for these youngsters was much too far away for them to walk safely.
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We recently met Mesert, a 22-year-old student with a physical disability, at Mudula Primary School.
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Tadewos is an unconventional student at Gaecha Primary School- he couldn’t attend school as a young boy because he had significant vision problems, but he never gave up.
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In 2019, I finally saw students with different disabilities attending our school!
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Girls at Saruma School have access to support and period care, and it ‘s creating a huge impact on the number of girls attending school.
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Inclusive Education is Changing Lives for Children and Adults with Physical Disabilities in Southwest Ethiopia
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This past February, we met Bezawit, a third-grade student, at the Balela school reading room.
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Early-grade mother-tongue books were delivered to the Balela and Saruma schools during our visit to Ethiopia, and more will be distributed over the next several weeks.
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Students shouldn’t have to fail or drop out of school because they don’t have access to simple vision screening, diagnosis, and treatment.
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Early access to quality books sets a child up for future success in their education.
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2022 was a very busy year. Here are some images highlighting the impact in the communities we serve.
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Tesfanesh is a volunteer teacher at the school and is the vice-secretary of the Cluster Level Association for her local women’s self-help groups.
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The power of women uniting for the well-being of their children is not only universal but also unstoppable.
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Close your eyes and think of a photo that puts a smile on your face.
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