1. Transport

2. Housing (accompanied by furniture and household equipment)

3. Health Service support

4. Counseling services (for victims of torture, rape or other trauma, as well as for families in need)

5. Administrative bureaucracy, licenses and tax support

6. Education (including courses for Nurse Assistants and Care Home staff)

7. Training (including language, life skills, and first aid)

8. Security backup network and safe shelter

9. Work and internship placements

10. Assistance for business startups

11. Legal Services

12. Financial Aid (for students and other eligible individuals)

EAA as 501(c)3 recognized charity organized exclusively for charitable and scientific purposes and its network is growing steadily.

Established first in Minnesota / USA we have branched out to most US states and Canada, where we have local groups.

But also in many countries of Africa, in Europe and elsewhere we have members. Subscribers of our cause will be linked up directly with our members all over the world.

UNITED WE STAND!

The Ethiopian-American Association was established in Minnesota, USA as a 501(c)3 recognized charity for charitable and scientific purposes, but works not only all over North-America but also in Ethiopia and the African continent.

We work in teams of well established US citizens and US residents of Ethiopian origin and New Americans as well as immigrants, who are members of EAA and hail from the greater Ethiopian realm or the Horn of Africa. 

Together we create support networks to raise awareness about the culture, challenges and needs especially of New Americans and immigrants wherever they live within the local communities of the USA and Canada - in order to achieve harmonious integration and mutual benefits

In Ethiopia and other African countries we work with nodes comprising of Human Rights Organizations and the Ethiopian Diaspora who had to flee from Ethiopia.