Heal Our People (HOP), funded by the Canadian Fund for Local Initiatives (CFLI), conducted a training session on “Integrating Mental Health and Psycho-Social Support into Peace-Building for Community Councilors” from July 1,2024 to July 2, 2024. Held in Shire, the training saw 20 participants (6 female, 14 male) and aimed to enhance their skills in …
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HOP conducted an INEE-TiCC training program for teachers in crisis contexts. The training took place in Adwa from June 28, 2024 to June 30, 2024 with 30 participants (18 female, 12 male) from Gendebta and May-shiho schools. The focus was on equipping the teachers on minimum competency and was focused on the role of the …
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Heal Our People (HOP) Co-Leads Tigray CCCM Cluster to Support Vulnerable Communities Mekelle, 10/06/2024 – In a significant development, Heal Our People (HOP), a local Civil Society Organization (CSO), has been selected as a co-lead for the Tigray Camp Coordination and Camp Management (CCCM) sub-national cluster. This strategic partnership underscores HOP’s unwavering commitment to serving …
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Date: June 8, 2024 Location: Desta International Hotel, Mekelle In a momentous event today, the workshop on “Fostering Positive Relationships between Returning IDPs and Local Settlers through an advocacy campaign and training on peace building” was officially launched. The gathering brought together key stakeholders, including Mrs. General Zewdu Berhe Head of Tigray Social Affairs and …
HOP has secured CAD 60,000 from the government of Canada for the project in Western Tigray aimed at fostering positive relationships between returning internally displaced persons (IDPs) and local settlers. The project, which runs from May 20, 2024, to February 21, 2025, focuses on facilitating the safe and sustainable return of IDPs to their place …
This project has been implemented starting from April-July 2023 in Wukro town at a cost of ETB 2,200,000.00 The project is underway with the financial and technical support of IOM/EHF to benefit 469 households/1,349 individuals.
This project has been implemented starting from January-April 2022 in Hawzen woreda at a cost of ETB 3,168,395.23. The project has been implemented with the financial and technical support of IOM/EHF. This project has benefitted 284 households dwelling in 11 kebelles in Hawzen woreda.
this project has been implemented starting from 15 August 2021-15 January 2022 in Mekelle and Adigrat towns at a cost of ETB1,886,750.06. The project has been implemented with the financial and technical support of IOM/RRF. This project has benefitted 30,243 IDPs that has settled in Mekelle and Adigrat.