News and Impact Stories
Training on Primary Eye Care (PEC) services
We successfully completed a five-day training on Primary Eye Care (PEC) services to Health Extension Workers
Boys’ Empathy in Action: Breaking Taboos at Gihon Secondary School
Boys’ Empathy in Action!
At Gihon Secondary School in Ethiopia, male students are breaking taboos and fostering a supportive environment for their female peers. Discover how Project WISE is transforming attitudes towards menstrual hygiene and ensuring a safer school experience for all.
The Story of Fassikaw Kassahun
Meet Fassikaw from Bahir Dar, a brave young student whose life changed when he got free glasses through a school eye health program.
Now he can see clearly, read easily, and his grades are soaring!
Breaking the Stigma: Abel’s Heroic Act in the Face of Menstrual Taboo
During their school exams, Abel found himself in a challenging situation. His classmate, Bethlehem, needed help when she unexpectedly started her period without any supplies. Without hesitation, Abel took off his jacket and wrapped it around her waist, ensuring she felt comfortable and supported.
His kindness and empathy made a difference that day. Let’s celebrate Abel’s compassion and remind ourselves that small acts of kindness can have a big impact!