Project HOPE is a leading international health organization in Ethiopia. Our programs aim to expand access to comprehensive HIV prevention, care and treatment services; integrated maternal, neonatal and child health; and family planning programs.

Ethiopia has made significant strides in reducing HIV incidence, AIDS related mortality and overall epidemic control. However, there remain disparities between affected populations and geographies. In response, Project HOPE is implementing the Community HIV Care and Treatment (CHCT) program, which aims to expand access to comprehensive HIV prevention, care and treatment services. This USAID-funded five-year program is implementing community-based targeted index-case testing to contribute to the UNAIDS 90-90-90 target and help end the AIDS epidemic in Ethiopia.

Despite sizable reductions in maternal and infant mortality and increased coverage of primary care services, the more remote regions of Ethiopia—52 percent of the country’s landmass—lag far behind and account for the majority of preventable child and maternal deaths. That’s why HOPE is partnering on the USAID-funded five-year Transform Health in Developing Regions program to increase access to quality maternal, neonatal, and child health services for mothers in children in those regions.