Engera is a non-profit organisation founded by – and made up of – doctors, nurses and volunteers who promote healthcare and education in Ethiopia.
Engera has been active in the Gurage zone in Ethiopia for years, providing direct intervention and training for local staff. In addition, Engera manages and supports seven health facilities and strives to provide health services to a population of over 100,000 people.
These are the 4 pillars of our Activies:
We work with communities in our areas of operation to improve healthcare by receiving patients in the clinics we support and conducting outreach programs on disease prevention, safe motherhood and other critical healthcare topics.
Although we focus primarily on maternal and child health, our disease prevention efforts benefit the entire community.
Through collaboration with the communities and local medical staff, we build people’s skills and knowledge to contribute to a healthier population supported by quality, accessible and sustainable health care.
Education is key to healthcare. It’s not just about medical care; factors beyond health influence well-being. Schools are crucial for young people. Engera focuses on educational projects in villages where we operate, like Galeya Rogdha, to support the development of young people.
We improve existing health facilities and make strategic investments in vital infrastructure such as clean water wells and ambulances. With these initiatives, we ensure quality healthcare for the communities we serve.
Thanks to some funding we have a new project aimed at improving the skills of nurses in our health centers, including our recently added San Marco center. Ethiopia is facing a critical shortage of nurses, estimated at 200,000 to 300,000 by 2030. This project addresses the challenge of recruiting and
Siamo un’associazione no-profit fondata e costituita da medici, infermieri e Volontari che a titolo personale si sono impegnati e si impegnano nell’ambito dell’assistenza socio-sanitaria in Etiopia.
Siamo un’associazione no-profit fondata e costituita da medici, infermieri e Volontari che a titolo personale si sono impegnati e si impegnano nell’ambito dell’assistenza socio-sanitaria in Etiopia.
