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08/10/2026

❄️Our exclusive selection of Ethiopiaid Christmas cards are back!

Order yours in time for the festive season here - https://ethiopiaid.org.uk/ethiopiaid-christmas-cards/

Share your cards with a message of peace and hope with your friends and family, while helping to support our partners’ life-transforming work in Ethiopia.

🎄 10 cards per pack
💛 Minimum donation of £8 per pack
✉️ Envelopes included
📅 Order by 19 October
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2026 charity Christmas cards! We are delighted to share our collection of Christmas cards, which you can order in exchange for a donation. Order cards now

05/10/2026

Here’s a look at what our partner, APIDO, achieved in just 6 months with thanks to your support …👞

Action on Podoconiosis and Integrated Development Organisation (APIDO) works in communities educating people on podoconiosis prevention, treatment, and self-care.

24/09/2026

An update on the emerging tensions in northern Ethiopia from Anna Lord, Chief Executive Ethiopiaid UK:

We are closely following reports of escalating tensions and violence in northern Ethiopia, particularly in Tigray and along the border with Afar.

Following years of devastating conflict, communities across the region continue to face significant challenges as they rebuild their lives. Recent developments are deeply concerning, particularly given the potential impact on communities that have already experienced displacement and disruption to essential services.

Our partners are monitoring the situation closely, and we remain committed to supporting vulnerable communities as circumstances develop.

Read the full update here:

We are deeply concerned by reports of escalating violence and instability in northern Ethiopia, particularly in Tigray and along the border with Afar.

18/09/2026

Undene has lived with podoconiosis (podo) for over 30 years. Left untreated, she experienced intense pain and physical changes to her feet that made it difficult for her to walk and provide for her family.

With the support of our partner, Action on Podoconiosis and Integrated Development Organisation (APIDO), Undene can now walk without pain once again.

There are many more people living with podo in Ethiopia, including Yantule.

You can read Undene and Yantule’s stories here: https://ethiopiaid.org.uk/impact-story/podoconiosis-yantule-undene/

Photo © Kelly Anne Smith

15/09/2026

Podoconiosis (podo) is a form of elephantiasis affecting around 1.5 million people in Ethiopia. For those living with this neglected tropical disease, each step can bring agonising pain.

But there is good news. Our partner Action on Podoconiosis and Integrated Development Organisation (APIDO) are working with communities to support people living with podo. Swipe to find out how.

12/09/2026

Our Privacy Promise: To reflect the evolving needs of our charity, Ethiopiaid has updated its Privacy Promise.

What’s changed? We may now use publicly available information, alongside information you have already shared with us, to better understand our supporters and identify people who may be interested in making a larger gift to Ethiopiaid. This helps us make our fundraising more relevant and focused. You can ask us to stop using your information in this way at any time.

For more information, please visit ethiopiaid.org.uk/privacy-policy/ or call us on 01225 476385.

You can also email [email protected] or write to us at Ethiopiaid, PO Box 5168, Bath, BA1 0RR to request a printed copy.

11/09/2026

Melkam Addis Amet! Today we celebrate the Ethiopian New Year.

This date marks the end of the heavy rains and beginning of the harvest season. Bright yellow flowers, adey abeba, bloom in the hills across Ethiopia welcoming in the new year as a symbol of new beginnings. Happy New Year from all of us at Ethiopiaid. 🏵️

10/09/2026

Lasting change is something we create together. This Remember a Charity Week, we wanted to share stories from some of those who have decided to leave a gift in their Will to Ethiopiaid and more about the impact of legacy giving.

Lasting change is something we create together. From supporters who give generously, to those who choose to remember Ethiopiaid in their Will, and the

07/09/2026

This , we wanted to share how your legacy can create lasting change in Ethiopia.

To find out more and download your free Gifts in Wills Guide, visit Ethiopiaid.org.uk or head to the link in our bio.