October 18, 2022 · milestone
50 Years of Service Celebration
Celebrating five decades of dedicated service to humanity and community transformation through compassion, equality, and solidarity.
Our achievements
Celebrating 50 years of transformative work and community impact
Milestones and events published from the admin site.
October 18, 2022 · milestone
Celebrating five decades of dedicated service to humanity and community transformation through compassion, equality, and solidarity.
September 6, 2024 · achievement
Officially registered with the Federal Democratic Republic of Ethiopia Civil Society Organizations Authority, gaining legal personality at the national level.
January 1, 1972 · milestone
The Awra Amba Community was founded through the gathering of farmer members, based on the ideas conceived by Honorary Dr. Zumra Nuru.
August 15, 2010 · achievement
Successfully built and handed over the Addis Ray Secondary and Preparatory School to the government, serving 10 surrounding rural districts.
January 1, 1986 · milestone
Organized under a cooperative structure to help more vulnerable people through collective effort and shared resources.
June 20, 1996 · achievement
Established and managed an Elderly Care Center providing comprehensive care for 12 elders with an annual budget of 2,000,000 Birr.
January 1, 1994 · milestone
Members began contributing one Birr each and established income through weaving work to support vulnerable community members.
December 1, 2023 · milestone
Achieved the milestone of providing training and experience sharing to over 250,000 people regarding women's equality, children's rights, and conflict resolution.
October 18, 2006 · recognition
Received legal personality recognition from the Amhara National Regional State Justice Bureau on October 18, 2006 G.C.
September 6, 2024 · recognition
Registered with the Federal Democratic Republic of Ethiopia Civil Society Organizations Authority on September 6, 2024 G.C.
The Awra Amba Community was founded through the gathering of farmer members, based on the ideas conceived by Honorary Dr. Zumra Nuru.
Organized under a cooperative structure to help more vulnerable people through collective effort and shared resources.
Members began contributing one Birr each and established income through weaving work to support vulnerable community members.
Received legal personality recognition from the Amhara National Regional State Justice Bureau on October 18, 2006 G.C.
Registered with the Federal Democratic Republic of Ethiopia Civil Society Organizations Authority on September 6, 2024 G.C.
Major milestones in our journey of service
For 30 years, it has been possible to fully cover the expenses and care for 50 elderly individuals, allowing them to live out the remainder of their lives joyfully.
Provided in-kind support valued at approximately 600,000 Birr to displaced people affected by various crises.
Supported 120 children who lost their parents or whose parents lacked the capacity to educate them, enabling them to receive education and transform their lives.
Provided medical treatment support for 32 people who could not afford it, enabling them to recover from their illnesses.
Successfully built the Addis Ray Secondary and Preparatory School, ensuring educational opportunities for children residing in the 10 surrounding districts.
Successfully training and transferring the community's more than 5 decades of conflict resolution experience to the third generation.
Honors and appreciation received for our work
The Awra Amba community has managed to receive numerous certificates, medals, and letters of appreciation from various institutions, organizations, and individuals for the tangible work it has accomplished so far.
Since its establishment in 1972 G.C. and its recognition as a cultural destination by the Regional Culture and Tourism Bureau, the community has successfully reached various segments of society by teaching the culture of work, mutual understanding, and good practices.
Quantifying our contribution to society
Join us in continuing this legacy of compassion, equality, and community service.