EngenderHealth Ethiopia

12/06/2026

What you need to know about your menstrual cycle—made simple.

EngenderHealth Ethiopia is working to ensure women and girls have the knowledge and tools to better understand their cycles, recognize PMS, and make informed health decisions.

Explore the slides to learn more, along with digital tools like YeneHealth supporting access to information.

11/06/2026

Through June 30, your donation to EngenderHealth will be matched dollar for dollar to help more mothers and babies access safe, respectful care.

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10/06/2026

What can clean water make possible?

At a rural health post in Ethiopia, clean water is helping providers prevent infections, offer safer care, and expand access to reproductive healthcare close to home.

When clean water is within reach, safer care is within reach, too.

EngenderHealth Ethiopia

10/06/2026

From learning to action: EngenderHealth Ethiopia is scaling Year II IRMNCH+PPFP implementation across six regions, building on proven approaches.

Through its integrated RMNCH + PPFP program in high-caseload facilities, this engagement served as a platform for knowledge sharing and experience exchange—translating key learnings into practical approaches for newly included facilities.

Stakeholders from government, health systems, and partner organizations aligned on priorities, strengthened coordination, and supported the expansion of interventions.

📸 Highlights from all six regions are featured in the slideshow below.

05/06/2026

Your health is your power. Hear from Dr. Eman on building healthy habits—from diet to sleep and overall wellbeing.

02/06/2026

Our community engagement efforts are evolving.

In Kombolcha, EngenderHealth Ethiopia thorugh the RBA Project brought together community leaders and local structures to strengthen action on sexual and reproductive health (SRH) and gender-based violence (GBV).By fostering dialogue, building shared understanding, and strengthening local capacity, we’re supporting communities to drive meaningful, lasting change.

A step forward in building safer, stronger, and more connected communities.

29/05/2026

Obstetric violence is often overlooked—but it shouldn’t be.

Dr. Eman explains why awareness is critical and why it must end. EngenderHealth Ethiopia and YeneHealth advocate for respectful, dignified maternal care for all women.

28/05/2026

Fistulas are preventable and treatable—yet they continue to affect hundreds of thousands of women and girls worldwide.

Yesmin’s story highlights the devastating intersection of child marriage, prolonged obstructed labor, and limited access to timely maternal healthcare. These challenges remain critical across Ethiopia and similar contexts, where strengthening access to quality maternal health services can save and transform lives.

🔗 Learn more about the hidden crisis of obstetric fistulas here:
https://www.engenderhealth.org/article/left-to-suffer-the-hidden-crisis-of-obstetric-fistulas

Yesmin’s experience with obstetric fistula shows how child marriage, obstructed labor, and lack of timely care can shape a woman’s life for years.

27/05/2026

On April 26, 2026, in Kolfe Sub City, Addis Ababa, community members gathered—not in a formal hall, but in a familiar setting, sitting together and speaking openly as part of a Community Engagement and Awareness Creation initiative on SRHR and GBV prevention, implemented by EngenderHealth Ethiopia through the RBA project.

Using culturally familiar platforms like community conversations and coffee ceremonies, the session created a safe space to reflect on harmful norms, strengthen facilitation capacity, and promote gender equality and positive male engagement.

💬 Community-led dialogue is key to building informed, supportive, and resilient communities for women, girls, and young people.

26/05/2026

At EngenderHealth, being people-centered is more than an approach — it is our commitment.