Alignafrica

Tiruzer Ethiopia For Africa Tiruzer Ethiopia For Africa (Tea) Division is a non-profit organization and community development corporation registered to receive federal grant awards from the U.S. government. The organization focuses on providing services related to education, HIV care, and community empowerment in Ethiopia, particularly in refugee camps and vulnerable communities. Tiruzer Ethiopia For Africa has been actively engaged in federal grant programs since at least 2021, with its current registration in SAM.gov set to expire on May 2, 2025. The entity primarily receives project grants from civilian agencies, demonstrating its commitment to addressing critical social and health issues in Ethiopia.

The organization's federal grant awards have centered on three main areas: inclusive education, HIV services monitoring, and community empowerment. In August 2024, Tiruzer Ethiopia For Africa received a grant from the Bureau of Population Refugees and Migration to promote equal access to quality education and foster inclusivity in the Tierkidi Refugee Camp and host communities in Pulkot Kebele. The organization has also been involved in multiple projects funded by the Bureau of African Affairs, focusing on community-led monitoring of HIV services. These grants, awarded annually from 2021 to 2024, aim to improve the quality of HIV care by empowering local communities to identify challenges, demand accountability, and contribute to solutions. The projects involve collaborating with community-based organizations, civil society groups, networks of key populations, and people living with HIV to systematically gather input and feedback on HIV services in various locations, including Gambella Town.