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freerice.com freerice.com was created to feed hundreds of hungry children all around the world. One sponser is Uniliver, the sponsors pay for the rice, they also provide shipping.
Many organizations such as HOPE in Addis Abba help feed the children that are living on the street. At every meal they feed approximetly 1,000 people.
The Canada Fund for Africa has contributed $12 million for a three-year strategy to prevent the spread of HIV in Burkina Faso, Ethiopia, Kenya, and Mozambique by focusing on children and youth.

Save the Children Inc. plans to incorporate emergency operations as part of their response. Many adoption agencies have been set up help people adopt endangered children from Ethiopia. They also want to help strengthen partnerships with local agencies that help the Ethiopian issue. They focus on helping with education, food security, health, HIV/AIDS, and saving newborn lives. There are over 6 million people in need of assistance. The organization ensures on giving basic education to children that wouldn't usually get a education at all. The Ethiopian Kids fund has raised $2,000 for a library in Hosanna, Ethiopia.
freerice.com freerice.com was created to feed hundreds of hungry children all around the world. One sponser is Uniliver, the sponsors pay for the rice, they also provide shipping.
Many organizations such as HOPE in Addis Abba help feed the children that are living on the street. At every meal they feed approximetly 1,000 people.

maleria,nile virus, and other illnesses.illnesses, and the aftermath of the dead parents. Another large poverty line. One leading cause is selling children to work as cild labourors and that can lead to further endangerment of that child. Personnaly it medical care. Many children don't want these things to happen but they do.
Children are endangered becuase of the conditions at their home, around school and other public places. These places cary HIV/AIDS and other contagious viruses. They also are endagngered with having to do child labour, or living on the streets makes them vulnerable to abuse, abdution, or child-traficking wich could lead to many of the reasons why children in Ethiopia are endangered.

Children become endangered by many factors like the parents getting HIV/AIDS or other life threatning diseases such as maleria,nile virus, and other illnesses. Another large cause is living way below the poverty line. Personnaly it sounds like the government did not play a large role in endangering children, it is more like the families living poverty and not getting enough medical care.
Everyone should be helping endangered children because it is not their fault that their parents don't have enough money so they have to work for other people or be a child warrior. It is also not their fault that they can not get enough medical care.

When: From 1984-present
Why: Ethiopia's economy is really poor. Also the government doesn't have a lot of money to spend on helping them.
has been comeingcoming from many people doing substantial farming. This
Debt and Aid
Debt: $2.622 billion (31 December 2007 est.)Aid Given: N/AAid Received: $1.6 billion (FY05/06) Number in labour force: 27.27 million (1999)Sectors: agriculture: 80% industry: 8% services: 12% (1985)Unemployment: NA% Currency: birr (ETB)GDP: $62.19 billion (2007 est.)GDP Per Capita: $800 (2007 est.)GDP Real Growth: 11.4% (2007 est.)GDP Composition: agriculture: 47% industry: 13.2% services: 39.8% (2007 est.)Production Growth Rate: 11% (2007 est.) Industries: food processing, beverages, textiles, leather, chemicals, metals processing, cementLand use: arable land: 10.01% permanent crops: 0.65% other: 89.34% (2005)Exports: coffee, qat, gold, leather products, live animals, oilseedsElectricity Consumption: 2.577 billion kWh (2005)Natural Gas Consumption: 0 cu m (2005 est.)Oil Consumption: 29,000 bbl/day (2005 est.)

About AIDS/HIV
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There are about 4 million orphans in Ethiopia.
About 1 million of them are by HIV/AIDS.
As many as 200,000 children around the world are child warriors
Most child warriors are from Ethiopia
Over 100,000 children in Ethiopia are homeless due to illnesses and poverty at home to name a few
Most homeless children get food that they have begged from restraunts and rubbish