Health insurance coverage
We pay the annual Community-Based Health Insurance premium for households that qualify for care but cannot afford the card, then help them register and renew.
Community health, funded together
Mulueshet pays community health insurance premiums and medication costs for low-income individuals and elderly single mothers in Addis Ababa — and builds the clinics they rely on.

Image 1 of 5: An elderly Ethiopian mother waiting to be seen at a community health clinic
Mothers supported each year by 2028
Sub-cities of Addis Ababa covered
Health centre under way in Dessie

Mulueshet — Bego Adragot Derjit — is an Ethiopian charitable organisation. We work where the gap is widest: households that qualify for care but cannot pay the premium, the transport, or the prescription at the end of the visit. We close that gap directly, and we keep a public record of every birr.
AboutThree linked programs, one outcome: care that a family can actually reach.
We pay the annual Community-Based Health Insurance premium for households that qualify for care but cannot afford the card, then help them register and renew.
A diagnosis is not treatment. When a prescription falls outside what insurance covers, we fund the medication so the course is actually completed.
We are building a health centre in Dessie so that care exists where our beneficiaries live, not several hours away.
From donation to treatment in four steps.
We work with kebele administrations and health offices to find households that qualify for support and verify need.
We pay the insurance premium directly to the scheme and settle prescription costs with partner pharmacies.
Beneficiaries receive treatment at partner facilities and, increasingly, at our own health centre.
Surplus and designated funds are invested in facilities, equipment and staff so capacity grows with demand.
A one-time gift covers a family's insurance for a full year.
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