Eyu-Ethiopia, in collaboration with the Amhara Public Health Institute / Regional Health Bureau, The Carter Center, and the London School of Hygiene & Tropical Medicine, has successfully completed the 20th and final round of data collection for the ATIRA longitudinal study in Argoba Special Woreda, Amhara Region. The primary objective of this long-term cohort study is to investigate why trachoma remains persistently endemic in specific areas and to evaluate effective interven

Eyu-Ethiopia recently participated in a three-day annual review forum organized by Amhara Regional Health Bureau , dedicated to reviewing the 2018 fiscal year performance and launching the 2019 annual plan. During the forum, Eyu-Ethiopia was honored with a Certificate of Appreciation and Recognition for its outstanding contributions and impactful work in the prevention and control of neglected tropical diseases (NTDs) and non-communicable diseases (NCDs) across the region. Ey

Eyu-Ethiopia, in collaboration with the Central Ethiopia Region Federation of Associations of Persons with Disabilities, conducted a comprehensive training program in Butajira City for persons with visual impairments and other disabilities, their assistants, and special needs teachers. The training focused on disability rights and legal frameworks, inclusive education practices, and the roles and responsibilities of institutions in ensuring equitable access to education, heal

Dilla University awarded Eyu‑Ethiopia a Certificate of Appreciation for training 25 students with visual impairments. The organization funded and delivered an 8‑day program in basic computer training using JAWS, equipping participants with essential digital skills. Eyu‑Ethiopia expressed its gratitude for the recognition and appreciation. Eyu-Ethiopia Serving For Sight!

Eyu-Ethiopia, in collaboration with Dilla University, has successfully completed an 8-day basic computer training program for students with visual impairments. The closing ceremony featured a keynote address by Dr. Fraser Alemu, representing the President of Dilla University. In his remarks, Dr. Fraser emphasized the importance of such training programs in advancing digital inclusion and encouraged participants to continue developing their computer skills through regular prac

Eyu-Ethiopia, in collaboration with Dilla University, has launched a basic computer training program for students with visual impairment Dr. Ababu Teshome, Director of the Special Needs Education Support Center at Dilla University, attended the opening session and emphasized that the training will equip students with essential computer skills to support their academic work and daily activities. He also encouraged participants to actively engage throughout the training period.

Eyu-Ethiopia presented its research finding at the 2030 IN SIGHT LIVE International Eye Health Conference in Nairobi Kenya. The confere is helding from 4–6 June 2026 in Nairobi, Kenya, under the theme "Unite for Impact," the conference gathers eye health leaders, influencers, innovators, and stakeholders from around the world. In addition to participating in the conference, Eyu-Ethiopia is also holding discussions to promote the organization and explore collaboration with oth

Following an 18 months of cohort data collection on persistent trachoma in Ethiopia, the behavioral study component of the ATIRA Project was successfully conducted. Data collectors received comprehensive training before fieldwork. Using a mixed-methods approach including structured observations, in-depth interviews, behavioural surveys, and social network analysis the study aims to examine how household wash practices and high-intensity physical contact among children may con

In collaboration with the Amhara Regional Health Bureau, Eyu-Ethiopia provided cataract surgery and other eye care services in Medina City, Argoba Special District of South Wollo Zone. The service reached local and surrounding community members suffering from cataracts, glaucoma, and other eye problems. A total of 120 people received cataract surgery, of whom more than 38% were women. In addition, more than 530 people received treatment with eye drops, with over 33% of the be

Eyu-Ethiopia was awarded a Certificate of Recognition by Bahir Dar University College of Medicine and Health Sciences for its financial sponsorship of the 6th International Health Research Conference. The conference was held for two days at Wisdom Hall, Bahir Dar University. It was themed “Building Bridges: Synergizing Research, Education, and Healthcare for a Resilient Tomorrow,” bringing together researchers, educators, and health professionals to promote evidence-based hea