“I am only one, but still I am one. I cannot do everything, but still I can do something; and because I cannot do everything, I will not refuse to do the something that I can do.”
Helen Keller
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*One in ten children die before their first birthday
* One in six children die before their fifth birthday
* 60% of children in Ethiopia are stunted due to malnutrition
* The median age in Ethiopia is 17.8 years; the average life span is 37 years
* Half the children in Ethiopia will never attend school; 88% will never attend secondary school
* Ethiopia has the highest HIV/AIDS population in the world
* Ethiopia’s doctor to children ratio is 1 to 24,000
* Only 24% of households have access to safe drinking water
* 82% of the population survives on less than 1 dollar a day
*Per capita, Ethiopia receives less aid than any country in Africa
* One in six children die before their fifth birthday
* 60% of children in Ethiopia are stunted due to malnutrition
* The median age in Ethiopia is 17.8 years; the average life span is 37 years
* Half the children in Ethiopia will never attend school; 88% will never attend secondary school
* Ethiopia has the highest HIV/AIDS population in the world
* Ethiopia’s doctor to children ratio is 1 to 24,000
* Only 24% of households have access to safe drinking water
* 82% of the population survives on less than 1 dollar a day
*Per capita, Ethiopia receives less aid than any country in Africa
I never cease to be awed and inspired by your posts. Thank you for keeping up with them!
ReplyDeleteI love you so much.
Mom
This is so perfect! We are studying Max Lucados "Fearless" in our small group and you so seem to already understand the power of fear and how to rise above it! God bless on your trip:)
ReplyDeleteYou are in Ethiopia now and I have looked at and re-read your blog about every day. I love that God has put this on your heart and that I get to be a part of it through you. You are amazing and I can not wait to hear all about it when you are home. Kelli
ReplyDeleteCame across your blog via Cris Peters. This post caught me in all the right ways. I'll be a return reader to learn more from you. =)
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