ENHANCING CHILD FOCUSED ACTIVITIES(ECFA)
We are committed to realizing the rights of children, girls, and young women in Ethiopia
We work for the respect of rights of children, girls & young women
Enhancing Child Focused Activities (ECFA) is a legally registered Ethiopian civil society organization founded in 2006 & based in Adama city. ECFA is a dedicated member of NEWA (Network of Ethiopian Women Associations) & CHI (Child helpline International) and is committed to realizing the rights of children, girls & young women in Ethiopia. ECFA’s mission is to work for the respect of the rights of children, girls and young women through special, innovative and integrated interventions & services implemented in collaboration with like-minded partners.



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Our work focuses on child protection, preventing gender-based violence, empowering women, and promoting economic independence.
NEWS & Events
12 OCTOBER, 2024
A workshop was held on October 12th 2024 at Adama for a day. The workshop aimed to strengthen multi-sector committees in addressing Sexual and Gender-Based Violence (SGBV). It also aims to enhance the capacity of committee members to effectively prevent and respond to SGBV through Multi-sectorial collaboration. The participants of the sectors includes religious organizations, Government organizations, Education office, one stop center, CSOs, prosecutors and justice offices.
11 OCTOBER, 2024
A workshop session was held on October 11, 2024 at Adama to establish a robust referral network for survivors of Sexual and Gender-Based Violence (SGBV). The workshop is aimed to strengthen the capacity of service providers to identify SGBV cases, provide appropriate care, and refer survivors to specialized services. The participants were Justice Professionals, One-Stop Center Experts, Women’s and Children’s Affairs Offices (City and Wereda), Police Gender Experts, Prosecutors, Community-Based Organizations, Girls and Young Women (from Girls Forum), and Religious Leaders.
30 NOVEMBER, 2024
Sexual and Gender-Based Violence Prevention Peer-to-Peer Education Guideline is developed in a context-specific manner. The guideline aims to empower girls to understand their inherent strength and ability to defend themselves. It teaches them to identify and respond to various forms of assault and equips them with self-defense skills and strategies to escape dangerous situations. Moreover, the translation of the guideline to Oromifa language also has been undertaken.
Besides, preliminary works such as identifying targets and setting criteria have been done.
Our impact
We Empower Children and Survivors ;We Stop the Abuse.
Reports, Research Findings & Guidelines
5
Programs
55,000+
Impacted Targets
10+
Awards Received
18+
Years In Service







