Mission

CHAD-ET exists to create access to basic services for vulnerable children and to promote the rights of the child.

CHAD-ET

Children Aid- Ethiopia (CHAD-ET) is an indigenous non-governmental organization that is involved in protecting the rights and welfare of children found under difficult circumstances.  Established 1995, CHAD-ET is registered by the Ethiopian government as a not for profit NGO. 

Vision

CHAD-ET wants to see a society in which the needs of children are fulfilled and their rights respected.

Values

Focus on the marginalized, focus on children, respect the individual, be gender sensitive, hold a non-partisan position, support equality, be impartial, be relevant, acknowledge realities, assimilates ourselves into the community if necessary, commit to personal development, promote self-reliance, share decision making, be transparent, be accountable.

Strategic Objectives

 ·   Prevent the sexual exploitation, abuse and neglect of vulnerable children,

·  Promote the development of positive behavior that protects children and youth form risk that expose them to HIV/AIDS and other STIs,

· Increase access to reproductive health services for adolescents/youth groups,

· Create access to school aged vulnerable children to alternative basic education,

· Build the capacity of children at risk and their families through income generating schemes and trainings,

·  Promote the development of policies that endorse the well being of children affected by the AIDS epidemic, sexually abused and exploited children through advocacy, undertaking research and networking.

NEWS                              

CHAD-ET celebrates 10th Anniversary

Children Aid Ethiopia (CHAD-ET) marks its 10th year Anniversary of establishment.

Please read the special e-bulletin for more information page 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, 13 14, 15, 16, Front Cover, Back Cover

Ten research works publicized

Adama - Ten research works conducted nation wide with a view to making the HIV/AIDS prevention and control efforts fruitful were publicized on Monday.  read more