As part of its commitment to promoting children's health and well-being, CHADET conducted the regular biannual health assessments for 53 street-connected children attending its Non-Formal Education Centre.
In collaboration with Kuas Meda Health Center in Addis Ketema Sub-City, Woreda 09, the children received comprehensive health check-ups, including growth and nutritional assessments, physical examinations, and blood tests to identify potential health concerns. The assessments identified 22 minor health cases requiring follow-up, and the children received appropriate medical services and care.
This initiative promotes early identification of health concerns and timely access to healthcare, helping children maintain their well-being and participate actively in learning.