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CHADET-ETHIOPIA, with funding from KINVIA (formerly Canadian Feed the Children), is implementing a 13-month project titled “Building Resilience through Peace and Livelihood Opportunities for Vulnerable Populations in Artuma Fursi and Dewa Chefa Woredas,” launched in October 2025.
With financial support from Kindernothilfe (KNH), CHADET-Ethiopia continued to implement the Promoting Safeguarding of Children (PSC) Project in six target kebeles of Woliso Woreda of central Oromia: Dembel Ketta, Wollu Soma, Chirecha Wanbari, Abadho Leman, Birbirsa Kenetero, and Sodo Garbo.
Through its Phase II project (2025–2026), implemented in partnership with TOYBOX in Addis Ababa, Addis Ketema Sub-City, CHADET has supported 27 street-connected children to transition from non-formal to formal education. Of the 28 children assessed, 27 successfully passed the government-administered Birhan Mizena assessment. Having acquired foundational literacy and numeracy skills at CHADET’s Non-Formal Education Centre, the children have now joined regular daytime classes in four government schools for the 2026/2027 academic year.
As part of its commitment to promoting children's health and well-being, CHADET conducted the regular biannual health assessments for 53 street-connected children attending its Non-Formal Education Centre.
With the financial and technical support from KINVIA (formerly Canadian Feed the Children), CHADET Ethiopia is implementing the Wonchi Child and Community Development Project to strengthen community development and promote sustainable livelihood opportunities.
