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To sharpen our purpose, unify our mission, and direct collective energy toward high-impact priorities that drive systemic change.

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To ensure every investment—financial, human, and intellectual—yields sustainable value for communities and ecosystems.

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SOS will start implementing two new projects in 2026.
1. Youth Employment for the Future of Agriculture, YEFFA Ethiopia Project. – It is a 48-month...

OUR PROJECT

Far away, behind the mountains, far from the countries of Ethiopia and the regions, there live the blind texts.

Livelihood Improvement for Rural Women Phase II LI4RW II

Project: Livelihood Improvement for Rural Women Phase II LI4RW IITimeline: January 2025-December 31, 2027Sector: Livelihood, Environment, AgricultureDonor: Mrs. Veronika Pernthaner-MaekeRegion: Oromia Zone: West ArsiDistricts: DodolaKebelles: 3Direct: Male:  0, Female: 335 Total: 335Indirect: Female: 600 Total: 200 Total: 800

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Success Stories

Amina Kedir Hasen

Amina Kedir Hasen, a 30-year-old resident of Kumbi Kebele, HarenaBuluq, Bale Zone of Oromia, exemplifies the transformative impact of the MaYEA program. Identified as participant

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Meseret Nuguse

Meseret Nuguse, a 30-year-old mother of four and a member of the Hawi-gudina VSLA group in Gasera Woreda,. She received a loan of 2500 ETB

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Finally, Working Hard Pays Off

“I have been a farmer all my life, but until I joined a VSLA, the income I could generate was meagre. To be honest, I think many people are demotivated by working hard and not gaining from it. That is why we have a lot of idle people in this area because sometimes the hard toil is just not worth the effort. For me personally, the most important change after joining a VSLA has been acquiring the ability to save and prepare a budget. I have taken out loans from the VSLA several times and used the money wisely by investing in poultry and livestock. My income covers all household expenses and, most importantly, I have been able to educate my children up to university level.”Meseret Niguse , Gasera District.