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Network of congregations in Ethiopia offering migrants, vulnerable a future
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June 21, 2023
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6:40Now PlayingIn only 30 months, in Addis Ababa, Ethiopia, the African nation which receives more than one million refugees from the continent, the Global Solidarity Fund pilot project has changed the lives of more than 1500 'returning' migrants, refugees and internally displaced persons. More than 70 percent of those trained by five religious congregations and coordinated by the Archdiocese, in tailoring, hairdressing, domestic help or leather cutting, have found work. Here are five of their stories, and the hopes of the organizers: Salesians and Salesian Sisters (Daughters of Mary Help of Christians), Ursuline Sisters, Missionaries of Charity, and Jesuits (through the Jesuit Refugee Service)
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