
We are currently revamping our program. We are a work in progress and are interviewing new girls to join our program.

At the heart of this program is the creation of a safe, nurturing home — a family-like
environment where young women not only find shelter but also the care, mentorship, and
opportunities they need to thrive. Implemented by Chosen Generation with support
from Making the Grade: Hope for African Youth, the project integrates housing,
education, healthcare, and leadership development into a holistic journey of
transformation.
To break cycles of poverty and inequality by equipping vulnerable young women with the
skills, resources, and confidence to become independent leaders and agents of change —
building on the legacy of Gojjo, Yeneta, and Esther Projects.
In Ethiopia, only 30% of young women complete secondary education, and many face
barriers such as poverty, lack of safe housing, and social pressures. By combining the
strengths of Gojjo, Yeneta, and Esther, this project provides a holistic solution that
nurtures dignity, independence, and leadership in the next generation of women.
Feven is a quiet yet determined young girl with a heart full of responsibility. She lives in Bishoftu with her single mother, Abeba, who recently gave birth to Feven’s baby sister. With no job to provide for the family, Abeba’s struggle was recognized by local authorities, who reached out to us for support. Scoring an impressive 98.66% on the
national exam, Feven is now a Grade 9 student with dreams of becoming a doctor. Her vision is not just for herself but for her community, ensuring access to quality healthcare for those in need. Though soft-spoken, Feven’s determination speaks loudly—she refuses
to settle for less than a brighter future for her family.
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Projects implemented with the help of Chosen Generation.