With
partnership comes responsibility and accountability. Our fundraising initiatives
are monitored and evaluated closely by Tesfa-USA. Likewise, through a
funding contract, Tesfa-UK monitors the schools it raise funds for.
The in-built checks and balances we have developed will ensure that complacency
and opportunism do not get in the way of providing real hope to the poorest
Ethiopian children and their families.
For more information, go to www.tesfa.org
About Us
Tesfa-UK
is an independent UK charity dedicated to improving life chances for the
poorest children in Ethiopia.
We do this by working in partnership with The Tesfa Foundation-USA. Tesfa-USA develops early childhood education centres in the poorest parts of Ethiopia. Its first school, the Tsegereda Memorial Early Childhood Education Centre, opened in October 2004.
Why we work in partnership with Tesfa-USA
Tesfa Foundation-USA hires local Ethiopian teachers and staff to work in its early childhood education centres. Staff earn a good local wage.The foundation works within the childrens' communities. This is different from most charities operating in Ethiopia.
We do this by working in partnership with The Tesfa Foundation-USA. Tesfa-USA develops early childhood education centres in the poorest parts of Ethiopia. Its first school, the Tsegereda Memorial Early Childhood Education Centre, opened in October 2004.
Why we work in partnership with Tesfa-USA
Tesfa Foundation-USA hires local Ethiopian teachers and staff to work in its early childhood education centres. Staff earn a good local wage.The foundation works within the childrens' communities. This is different from most charities operating in Ethiopia.
A dynamic partnership
Our partnership with Tesfa Foundation-USA is a dynamic response to the urgent need for high-quality early childhood education for the poorest children in Ethiopia.
Our fundraising initiatives seek to develop educational value at every level. Our learning partnership programme twinning UK schools with early childhood education centres and our UK Ethiopian programme are examples of this.
