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This document discusses the challenges facing many children in Ethiopia who lack adequate food, education, water, and shelter. It highlights several nonprofit organizations working in Ethiopia, such as A Glimmer of Hope, UNICEF, and Ethiopian Children's Fund, that aim to provide clean water, food, education, and shelter to children in need. By supporting these organizations, people can help give equal opportunities to underprivileged children in Ethiopia.
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- 1. Children of Ethiopia Some of the following photos may be confronting
- 2. Unfortunately many children in Ethiopia don’t have access to enough food and education like you and I.
- 3. Together we can change that!
- 4. Children of Ethiopia Education Fund strive to give equal opportunity to these children. Ethiopia Australia
- 5. Ways We Help There are organizations that provide; • Clean water • Food • Education • Shelter Non Profit Organizations; • A Glimmer of Hope • UNICEF • Ethiopian Children's Fund, Inc. • Save the Children • Food for the Hunger • Ethiopian YMCA Street Children Fund