SELAM is represented at four sites in four cities across Ethiopia: in Addis Ababa, Hawassa, Dire Dawa and Wukro
Addis Ababa: SELAM I and II
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160 children live in family homes
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145 young people are in the SIL programme
(as of 2020)
305 children in care
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1 kindergarten with 2 levels
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2 primary schools for grades 1 to 8
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1 secondary school for grades 9 to 10
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1 preparatory school for final school exams for grades 11 to 12
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Evening classes for adults
3'461 children in the schools
(Regular (R), short course (S) and evening class (E))
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Metalwork (R, S, A)
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Woodwork (R, S)
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Vehicle Mechanics / Vehicle Electrics (R, S, E)
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Electr. Engineering / Electronics / Construction (R, S, E)
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IT and Business Administration (R)
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Catering (R, S, A)
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Sewing (R, S)
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Agriculture (S)
(correct as of 2020)
1'236 apprentices in 8 areas
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Day-care centre for 129 children
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Hygiene Project for 265 girls
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Lunch Project for 280 children
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Economic programme for 30 women
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Handicraft studio for 26 women
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SELAM clinic consultations (including for local population)
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School-fee waiver for 787 children and young people
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School supplies donated to 157 children
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Individual support for 29 children
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(correct as of 2020)
1'703 locals supported
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Animals: Cows, calves, cattle, oxen, chickens, bees
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Areas: Dairy cattle, vegetable cultivation, grain, feed cultivation
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Products: Milk, eggs, honey, meat, vegetables (lettuces, chard, carrots, beetroot, courgettes, broccoli, cabbages, beans), flowers, ornamental plants
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The sale of our agricultural products is a fundamental part of the self-financing model
(correct as of 2020)
7ha of agricultural land
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1 restaurant with international dishes (approx. 100 seats)
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1 restaurant with national dishes (injera) (approx. 30 seats)
(as of 2020)
2 restaurants
631 employees work at the Addis site (SELAM Childrens Village & production company TRIAE)
SCV: 48% females & 52% males
TRIAE: 8.5% women & 91.5% men
631 employees
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SELAM Children's Village: 248 men, 233 women
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TRIAE: 137 men, 13 women
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(as of 2020)
Profitable areas: agriculture, production, training, school/education funds, apprenticeship agreements
These areas contribute to a self-financing of 1/3 from the SELAM Addis Ababa site.
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Profitable areas: Agriculture, production, training, school/training fees, training partnerships
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These areas help the SELAM Addis Ababa site self-finance 1/3 of its operating costs.
(as of 2020)
1/3 self-financed
Hawassa: Selam Awassa Business Group
children's homes
(Regular (R), short course (S))
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Metalwork (R, S)
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Catering (R, S)
(as of 2020)​
200 apprentices in 2 areas
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1 restaurant with international dishes (approx. 50 seats incl. terrace)
1 restaurant
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There are 69 people employed at the Hawassa site
(correct as of 2020)​
69 employees
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The Selam Awassa Business Group is a company (public limited company = PLC) with a ban on dividends, as its aims are charitable.
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Profitable areas: Production, training contributions, partner contributions
SABG = LTD
Dire Dawa: Shalom Engineering Dire Dawa
(Regular (R),
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Metal construction (R)
(as of 2020)​
4 apprentices in 1 area
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At the Dire Dawa site, there are 20 people employed in vocational training, production and administration.
(as of 2020)​
20 employees
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Shalom Engineering Dire Dawa (SEDD) is a company (public limited company = PLC) with a ban on dividends, as its aims are charitable.
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The company is still being established and is currently only generating profit through its production activities.
SEDD = LTD
Wukro: SELAM Elshadai Wukro
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160 orphans and half-orphans live in the Elshadai children's village
(correct as of 2021)
160 children in care
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Over 650 children attend the school
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The school services range from kindergarten to year 8.
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The school is self-funded
(as of 2021)​
650 children in schools
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At the Wukro site, there are 91 people employed in childcare, schooling, agriculture, accounting and project work.
(as of 2021)​
91 employees
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Agriculture plays a key role in making the site self-sustaining.
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Various types of vegetable, grain, flower and cattle feed are cultivated, and cattle kept.
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Honey and milk products (butter, milk) are also produced here.
(as of 2021)
11ha of agricultural land
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SELAM Elshadai Wukro is currently 50% self-financed.
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Focus: Helping people to help themselves