Extreme poverty is multi-dimensional. Solutions should be, too.
Three Roots works in targeted communities, providing holistic solutions to deliver the most impact. Through our “family development model”, we strengthen the entire family, through support for children, parents, and caregivers. Our Community Development Committees empower local leaders with participation and oversight in each community's progress towards development. The integration of our health, education, and income-generating programs allows families to build strong and solid foundations for future growth, and to rise above the extreme poverty line.
The local, village church plays a critical role in development, and works alongside of Three Roots to develop and implement solutions, and mobilize volunteers to help carry initiatives forward. Through their faithful care of the poorest among them, our local church partners are demonstrating God’s power to transform lives and families, one day at a time.
Three Roots works in targeted communities, providing holistic solutions to deliver the most impact. Through our “family development model”, we strengthen the entire family, through support for children, parents, and caregivers. Our Community Development Committees empower local leaders with participation and oversight in each community's progress towards development. The integration of our health, education, and income-generating programs allows families to build strong and solid foundations for future growth, and to rise above the extreme poverty line.
The local, village church plays a critical role in development, and works alongside of Three Roots to develop and implement solutions, and mobilize volunteers to help carry initiatives forward. Through their faithful care of the poorest among them, our local church partners are demonstrating God’s power to transform lives and families, one day at a time.
LIVEIn Ethiopia, there is only 1 doctor for every 40,000 people.
(United Nations Development Program - 2016) |
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LEARNIn Ethiopia, most people have
2.6 years of schooling. (United Nations Development Program - 2016) |
EARNMore than 85% of Ethiopia’s workforce is employed in agriculture and depends on farming for survival. This means that drought conditions can have an enormous impact not just on food supplies, but on farmers’ ability to bring in income.
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T H R I V E
We are ending cycles of generational poverty, one family at a time. Together, these families rise above extreme poverty and transform their communities for lasting change.