Improving Lives in Ethiopia
We provide free healthcare, safe homes for children, and clean water to communities in Harar, Ethiopia — because every life matters.
Demonstrating Love Through Action
We demonstrate the love of Jesus Christ by ministering to the physical, emotional, and spiritual needs of those in distress. In a country where there is only 1 doctor per 40,000 people, our free clinic in Harar is a lifeline for hundreds of families every month.
Every nurse, every treatment, every well — it all starts with people who believe that compassion can change the world.
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100% Goes to Programs
Every dollar directly funds our work
Our Programs
From free healthcare to safe housing, we're building a brighter future for communities across the Harari region.
Free Medical Clinic
Our clinic in Harar serves 800+ patients monthly with free treatment, medication, and medical devices. A typical patient can be treated for less than $8.
Children's Housing
We gather girls living on the streets and provide safe, dignified housing, helping them become self-reliant citizens with a bright future.
School Clinics
Healthcare facilities within rural schools providing basic care and referrals, with nurses visiting four schools weekly.
Clean Water Wells
We drill wells to provide clean drinking water to villages, protecting communities from waterborne illness. Each well costs just $5,500.
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From Pain to Purpose
Wegayehu Ketema grew up in a one-room house in Harar, Ethiopia, raised by her grandmother. As a child, a neighbor ruptured her eardrum — and she received no medical treatment for ten years.
That experience lit a fire in her heart. She vowed to become a nurse and one day return to build a free clinic for the people of her hometown — so no child would have to suffer as she did.
Today, Wegayehu is the co-founder of Siloam Ethiopia, and that dream clinic serves over 800 patients every single month.
Your Gift Changes Lives
See exactly how your donation makes a difference — every dollar counts.
Lives Being Changed
Every face tells a story of hope, healing, and a brighter tomorrow.
