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BETESEB is one of the few organizations in Ethiopia focused on ensuring street children and youths without parental care grow up with the care and support they need to become strong self.
"Every child has the right to have a happy childhood"
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Beteseb Charity Association- BCA has been working with its international partners for the last 15 years to help children, women, and youths in Ethiopia who are affected by the harsh realities of street life to help them recover, rebuild, and prevent from such terrible street life.
BCA is a legally registered organization as per the laws, rules and
regulations of governing charities and societies in the Federal Democratic
Republic of Ethiopia with Reg. number of 6101 under the Federal Civil Society Organizations Authority.
Beteseb Charity Association-BCA strives to promote the general well-being of street children, orphans, and highly vulnerable children by:
To see street children, orphans, and highly vulnerable children turn into physically, socially, and economically productive members of the community
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Street children are vulnerable to a variety of problems including physical, psychological and sexual exploitations as well as social isolation. Lack of basic needs: Food, Shelter, Cloths, health care Safety and security: Sexual abuse, Drug abuse, Physical abuse Social Discrimination: Lack of affection Being out of school: Support BCO to tackle forementioned problems of children. For the next five years BCO, committed to support street children and highly vulnerable children through the provision of basic needs, care and support
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Beteseb Charity Association- BCA has been working with its international partners for the last 15 years to help children, women, and youths in Ethiopia who are affected by the harsh realities of street life to help them recover, rebuild, and prevent from such terrible street life.
What We Do?
Vocational Training
Based on the interest of our children and youths we provide short-term and long-term vocational training.
Read MoreShelter Support
The starting point for all of our care and support services for children without a home to live is shelter support.
Read MoreTeaching street children and street-connected individuals using mobile school.
Read MoreWe provide Formal Education for children under our institutional care and very poor families unable to send their children to school.
Read MoreFood and Nutrition Support
Children’s physical health and mental development are improved
through the provision of adequate and balanced nutrition.
Health Care
We cover all medical expenses including examination, drugs, treatment, and transportation as well as accommodation costs.
Psychosocial Support
Individual Counselling, Group counseling, and life skill training have been provided throughout the year
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Street children are vulnerable to a variety of problems including physical, psychological and sexual exploitations as well as social isolation. Lack of basic needs: Food, Shelter, Cloths, health care Safety and security: Sexual abuse, Drug abuse, Physical abuse Social Discrimination: Lack of affection Being out of school: Support BCO to tackle forementioned problems of children. For the next five years BCO, committed to support street children and highly vulnerable children through the provision of basic needs, care and support
Meet Our Team
General Manager
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Finance and Admin
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CCS Project Manager
Psychosocial Worker
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Accountant
Education Facilitator
Founder/Board Chair Person
Parteners
Education
The origin of Hawassa University was the establishment of Debub University ("South" University) on 22 December 1998 via a government proclamation.[2] Debub University originally consisted of Awassa College of Agriculture, Wondo Genet College of Forestry, and Dila Teachers' Education and Health Science College. Debub University was renamed Hawassa University on 17 February 2006.[3] Hawassa University was reestablished on 23 May 2011 in the heart of Hawaasa City in Sidama Regional state.[4]
Health
Yanet Internal Medicine Specialty Center is providing state-of-the-art diagnostic imaging services in Hawassa, Ethiopia. The physicians, technologists, and support staff who make up this premier practice are pioneers in blending advanced technology, extensive clinical expertise and superior provider and patient care.YIMSC is a specialized diagnostic center in the country that provides MRI, CT Scan, X-ray, Ultrasound, ECG and Ambulance services 24 hours a day, 7 days a week.The caring staff of YIMSC is committed to offering our patients and referring physicians the best service with advanced technology.
Education
Infolink University College became home for many citizens. Foundation place for those who aspire for higher academic career. Unquestionably, Infolink becoming ...
Infolink University College became home for many citizens. Foundation place for those who aspire for higher academic career. Unquestionably, Infolink becoming ...
Sanitation
The Chief of the Staff Commissioner Edward Hill and World Secretary for Women’s Ministries Commissioner Shelley Hill commemorated the 90th anniversary of the Democratic Republic of Congo Territory during a visit to Kinshasa on 11–16 October 2024.
The celebrations began on Saturday 12 October with a women’s rally at the Central Hall Corps in Kinshasa. In front of an audience of more than 3,500 women, Commissioner Shelley Hill spoke from Galatians 5:22-23 and challenged the women to grow spiritual fruits and live out what Christ formed in them.
Saturday was also the day of the men’s fellowship rally, which took place at the William Booth University Amphitheatre with over 1,000 men in attendance. Commissioner Edward Hill shared how God can change our sadness into celebration and our unworthiness into worthiness.
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All BCO members and staffs are responsible for the organizational structure and institutional culture of the association. Basic guidelines such as HR and Fanatical guidelines should be properly followed by permanent and volunteers staffs for effective governance of the plan. All necessary legal and regulatory frameworks of government and donors shall be in place. There is also arrangement for capacity building and enhancing the leadership skills of the BCO management at all levels. Some of the basic leadership and governance arrangements are listed below:
Testimonial
Business Owner
Street children are vulnerable to a variety of problems including physical, psychological and sexual exploitations as well as social isolation. Lack of basic needs: Food, Shelter, Cloths, health care Safety and security: Sexual abuse, Drug abuse, Physical abuse
Bussiness Owner
All BCO members and staffs are responsible for the organizational structure and institutional culture of the association. Basic guidelines such as HR and Fanatical guidelines should be properly followed by permanent and volunteers staffs for effective governance of the plan. All necessary legal and regulatory frameworks of government and donors shall be in place. There is also arrangement for capacity building and enhancing the leadership skills of the BCO management at all levels. Some of the basic leadership and governance arrangements are listed below:
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