Shaping Healthier Futures Through Storybooks

In continuation of our efforts to support rural health centres in Ethiopia, we are excited to announce that significant efforts are underway to ensure the success of our new non-communicable disease focused project as earlier reportedand that the intended benefits of the project reach those in need. We are currently planning to collect data to establish the project's baseline. This baseline will serve as a reference point for measuring future progress and outcomes. It will also demonstrate how your generous donations are improving healthcare delivery in Ethiopia and visibly changing lives. 

The baseline aims to measure the current knowledge and skills of health extension workers (HEWs) in managing Non-Communicable Diseases (NCDs) and understand their roles and responsibilities. As the project progresses, this data will help us assess its impact and effectiveness. 

The expected outcomes of the baseline study include: 

1. A detailed understanding of HEWs' current knowledge and skills in NCD management. 
2. Insights into the roles and responsibilities of HEWs, including the challenges they face. 
3. Data-driven recommendations to inform the training and support needs of HEWs. 

We are taking the first step towards revolutionizing healthcare delivery and combating non-communicable diseases. Let’s continue to partner together and envision a future where underserved communities have the knowledge and resources to manage NCDs sustainably. Thank you for your continued support and generosity. Your donations are making a significant difference. Please keep supporting this vital cause. 

In the heart of Ethiopia, were life beats with energy, a new ray of hope shines bright. Thanks to the generous support of caring donors, we're embarking on a journey to improve the health of communities in Ethiopia. Today, we're excited to share our latest endeavour: a groundbreaking project designed to revolutionize healthcare delivery and combat Non-Communicable Diseases (NCDs). 

This project has two main parts, both carefully planned to help fix health problems in Ethiopian communities. We recognize that to effect lasting change, we must both bolster the supply of NCD treatment and care while simultaneously nurturing a culture of wellness and proactive healthcare-seeking behaviours. So, we're going to help Health Extension Workers (HEWs) to expand their roles as guardians of community health. They'll get extra training and support so they can check on people with health problems and also find new cases. Their hard work will give hope to everyone, leading us towards a brighter, healthier future.  

But there's more to our plan. We believe that learning is the key to change. So, we're going to spread the word about healthy living and signs of sickness together with HEWs. We want everyone to know how to stay healthy and why it's essential to seek medical attention early if they feel unwell. And we're not stopping there! We have big dreams for the future. We're going to try using a special children's book to teach kids about being healthy. We believe that by teaching children, we can help whole families make better choices and break free from sickness. 

As we take this journey towards better health, we're all in it together, driven by the hope that a healthier tomorrow is possible. Let's dream big, aim high, and build a future where everyone can be healthy and happy.