Abdii Borii children's home
Hope for a better tomorrow
Many children in Ethiopia live in unacceptable conditions. They suffer from hunger, or are sick. Some of them have lost their parents due to diseases or accidents.
About 428 children up to the age of 17 have found a new and loving home in our Abdii Borii orphanage (translated “Hope for a better tomorrow”) in the small town of Mettu. In many cases these are children who were abandoned at hospitals, public authorities or private houses. Frequently the home takes in children whose parents have died or who are unable to care for them due to chronic illness. Most of them suffer from hunger, malnutrition and other diseases attributable to a lack of hygiene. At Abdii Borii they have an opportunity to prepare themselves for an independent future.
Education and training
The children live at the Abdii-Borii children’s home up until the age of 17, when the phase of gradual release into independence begins. The young people then live outside the home and receive either further training in Mettu, education at a TVET (Technical Vocational Education and Training Centre) or at a university. They are supported on a monthly basis until the conclusion of their training.
Every euro or every birr you donate to support the children’s home will not only help a single child or young person – you will be laying the foundation stone for a better society.