Partners
Child Fund
We exist for children – and their voices and experiences guide everything we do.
ChildFund is a global community of people who care about children and take action to help them grow up healthy, educated, skilled and safe. Together we’re creating a world where all children live at their fullest potential at every stage of their lives.
That’s why we partner to support children facing challenges no child should have to. As part of ChildFund Alliance, we reach children in 66 countries. Here in the U.S., supporters can sponsor children in 23 countries.
We need each other, every single one of us.
Kinder not
hilfe
Kindernothilfe is a non-governmental organisation founded in Germany in 1959.
Kindernothilfe (German for "Supporting children in need") was founded in Germany in 1959 as a Christian organisation to support vulnerable and marginalized children and youth to develop their full potentials. Kindernothilfe Austria was founded in 1996, followed by Kindernothilfe Switzerland in 2004 and Kindernothilfe Luxembourg in 2009.
We partner with local non-governmental organisations to implement 503 projects in 36 countries in Sub-Saharan Africa, Asia, Europe and Latin America and the Caribbean; most of them are faith-based and ecumenically Christian.
Kindernothilfe’s global head office is located in Duisburg, North Rhine-Westphalia, Germany, with coordination structures in nearly all partner countries. Projects and programs are mainly funded through private donations.
LALIBELA
Σύλλογος Βοήθειας Παιδιών
The conception of the idea of the Association
The Children's Aid Association – Lalibela began as an idea in 1995 in the Ethiopian city of Lalibela by a group of Greeks who traveled to the country and saw firsthand the living conditions of people and especially orphaned children. It was founded as a Non-Profit Association in Athens in 1996 with number 20408 in the register of associations of the Athens Court of First Instance. Our vision is a world where all children have equal access to education, health, welfare and entertainment.
HilfsWaise association
Concrete help for orphanages
HilfsWaise eV has made it its mission to support three orphanages in Ethiopia – in Sebeta, Melka Jebedu, and Harar. These three orphanages are under the auspices of the Ethiopian Orthodox Church Child & Family Affairs Organisation (EOC-CFAO) of the Ethiopian Orthodox Church.
The two houses in Sebeta and Melka Jebedu are attached to Orthodox convents. There, the orphans are cared for by nuns who are loving surrogate mothers and who work hard to provide for themselves and the children. The nuns engage in small-scale farming, weaving, baking, and sell some of the food they painstakingly produce to villagers. The Sebeta orphanage usually houses between 150 and 170 girls, while the Melka Jebedu orphanage houses between 80 and 100.
The two houses in Sebeta and Melka Jebedu are attached to Orthodox convents. There, the orphans are cared for by nuns who are loving surrogate mothers and who work hard to provide for themselves and the children. The nuns engage in small-scale farming, weaving, baking, and sell some of the food they painstakingly produce to villagers. The Sebeta orphanage usually houses between 150 and 170 girls, while the Melka Jebedu orphanage houses between 80 and 100.
