Day Two of #16 Days of Activism Against GBV was celebrated at 70 Kare IDP site in Mekelle under the theme “End Digital Violence Against Women and Girls; A Collective Responsibility.” HOP actively joined partners in Mekelle and Axum to mark the day with awareness sessions on GBV/HIV, cultural performances, and messages of unity from …
HOP was proudly represented by Flimon Daniel, Information Management Officer, at a three-day training on Activity Info reporting and data integration, held from 28–30 October 2025 at the Grand Palace Hotel in Addis Ababa. The training was organized by 3iSolution (3iS) in collaboration with the Ethiopia Humanitarian Fund (EHF). The workshop aimed to strengthen the …
HOP Enhances Data Reporting Capacity through EHF-Supported Training Read More »
On 13 October 2025, a joint monitoring visit was conducted to HOP’s EHF-funded protection project in Abiy Adi. Delegates from the Tigray sub-national Protection Cluster, BoFED, DRMO, and the Wereda Bureau of Social and Rehabilitation Affairs participated. The HOP protection officer presented progress updates, followed by discussions with IDP structures at two sites. Stakeholders confirmed …
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Adwa, Tigray — September 30, 2025 HOP successfully conducted a protection-focused workshop aimed at strengthening the capacity of civil society organizations and community leaders to integrate protection principles into humanitarian and development work. Supported financially by the Ethiopia Humanitarian Fund (EHF) and NMWEO, the workshop introduced core protection concepts and practical strategies for operational integration. …
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Axum, Tigray — August 16, 2025 A pivotal launching workshop was held today in Axum to inaugurate the project titled “Strengthening Protection & Resilience for Displaced Communities in six IDP sites at Central Zone, Abiy Adi, Adwa, and Axum Weredas of Tigray.” The initiative aims to enhance the safety, dignity, and resilience of internally displaced …
Mekelle, Tigray – July 14, 2025 Heal Our People (HOP) has officially initiated the implementation of its General Protection Project in the Central Zone of Tigray, funded by the Ethiopian Humanitarian Fund (EHF). In a milestone moment, HOP has successfully recruited its dedicated project staff, marking a significant step forward in bringing protection services to …
1. About Heal Our People: Heal Our People (HOP) is a local CSO established in 2021 and based at Mekelle. HOP is launching a new project, entitled “Strengthening Protection & Resilience for Displaced Communities in six IDP sites at Central Zone, Abiy Adi, Adwa, and Axum Weredas of Tigray” funded by the Ethiopian Humanitarian Fund …
On June 5, 2025, senior officials from the Government of Canada and the Canadian Embassy in Ethiopia visited HOP HQ in Mekelle. Executive Director Daniel Admasu welcomed the delegation and highlighted urgent humanitarian challenges in Tigray, including food insecurity, displacement, and healthcare access. HOP shared its impactful work funded by Canada Fund for Local Initiatives …
Cuso International Ethiopia and HEAL OUR PEOPLE, HOP declared their mutual agreement to enter into a partnership for a period of up to three years. The expected outcomes of this partnership are derived from the mutual interest of both parties to create gender-equitable and inclusive change with and for the benefit of poor and marginalized …
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Heal Our People (HOP) has distributed various play and recreational kits to children at Genedebta and Mayshuhu primary schools. These kits are designed to help children express their emotions and foster positive relationships with their peers, particularly benefiting those who have experienced trauma. The two-year conflict-affected girls and boys in Tigray will significantly benefit from …
Heal Our People (HOP) has distributed various play and recreational kits to children Read More »
