Women's Health Association of Ethiopia

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Women's Health Association of Ethiopia Women’s Health Association of Ethiopia (WHAE) is a national association, committed to educating and improving the lives of women.

Women’s Health Association of Ethiopia (WHAE) is a legally registered Ethiopian resident charity committed to educating and improving the lives of women in Ethiopia. WHAE is a sister organisation of the Norwegian Women Public Health Association (NKS). WHAE is a national association with local branches which comprise groups of 50 volunteer and committed women. Now WHAE has seven(7) local units in Amhara, Tigray, Addis Ababa, Oromiya, Southern regions, Dire dawa & Harar. Major activities by WHAE are;

Formation of women groups (local units) in all over Ethiopia
Training of women in local units on hygiene, health, nutrition, right and entrepreneurship
Providing seed money for the women in the local units
Organising national women health conferences
Sponsoring health education on different media

WHAE gets donation from FOKUS, and through local units partnership from sister local units of NKS in Norway. Membership in WHAE is open to all Ethiopian women on the condition of payment of the annual membership fee set by the National Assembly. WHAE with NKS intends;

To enable and encourage women to contribute towards their health and the health of their society;
To increase the capacity of women to exert their participation in the economic and social life of the society;
To alleviate problems that put women into poor standard of life and social health problems;
To encourage voluntary participation of women in the society by allotting their money, knowledge and their time to alleviate the health challenges of women.

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🌍 July 15 | World Youth Skills DayToday, on World Youth Skills Day, WHAE joins the global community in recognizing the i...
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🌍 July 15 | World Youth Skills Day

Today, on World Youth Skills Day, WHAE joins the global community in recognizing the importance of equipping young people with the knowledge and skills they need to build a brighter future.

At WHAE, we are committed to empowering girls and young women through practical skills development. we have provided personal skills development training and computer skills training to help participants build confidence, improve their employability, and become active contributors to their communities.

By investing in youth skills, we are investing in stronger families, healthier communities, and a more sustainable future.

Happy World Youth Skills Day!

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Today, on the International Day of Action for Women’s Health, the Women's Health Association of Ethiopia reaffirms its c...
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Today, on the International Day of Action for Women’s Health, the Women's Health Association of Ethiopia reaffirms its commitment to promoting the health, dignity, and well-being of women and girls.

WHAE continues to work toward improving access to health information, nutrition education, psychosocial support, peace education, economic empowerment, and community-based health initiatives that strengthen the lives of women and families.

Through awareness creation, advocacy, training, and community engagement, we believe that every woman deserves access to quality healthcare, a safe environment, and the opportunity to live a healthy and empowered life.

Healthy women build healthy families, strong communities, and a better future.





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