Operation Rescue, a child care project, is a Non Governmental Organization (NGO); a non profit-making Christian-based charity.
We believe that no child should go hungry or face life alone. Our mission is to provide immediate relief to children in crisis through food, emergency assistance, medical care, and protection, while creating lasting pathways out of poverty. Since 2000, we have supported orphaned, street-connected, and extremely vulnerable children by strengthening their families whenever possible and providing holistic care through our day centres. Every child receives nutritious meals, education, healthcare, emotional support, and opportunities to learn, grow, and discover their potential. We are committed to helping children become confident, independent, and compassionate adults who can shape a brighter future for themselves and their communities.
VISION AND VALUES
VISION
To see vulnerable children cared for and empowered trough a community based and holistic approach which uses the best model of a child care program demonstrating charity.
MISSION
To care for and empower vulnerable children, enabling them to achieve their maximum potential.’
VALUES
Sustainability – our engagement with local communities is long term, seeking to reduce poverty: We aim to empower the children in our care and also local women to become self-reliant as well as aiming to generate income to develop the work of each project. READ MORE
INTERNATIONAL SUPPORTING ORGANIZATIONS
A part of our work is made possible through partnerships with organisations and individuals who support our projects or in whose name we carry out projects. These organisations are located in the UK, the USA, Germany, Belgium and Switzerland.
OPERATION RESCUE UK & IRELAND

Operation Rescue [UK & Ireland] was set up to raise funds and channel support to the projects which are run by Operation Rescue Ethiopia. Accounts, Data Privacy policy and further information –> Here
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FOUNDERS AND HISTORY

The first Centre of Operation Rescue
When the founding family first went to Ethiopia in 1997 to help poor children, they worked in a home for boys and were busy with their own two boys at home. The founders often did not agree with the concept of the childrens’ home and were confronted daily with the poverty of the street children who came begging at her window or whom she met at the garbage dump where they were searching for food. READ MORE
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SUPPORTING ASSOCIATIONS AND GROUPS
When Operation Rescue started to work in Ethiopia, Operation Rescue Switzerland registered to be able to give the finances for the building and for the daily project costs. With the growth of the project, visitors from other countries begun to form supporting groups in their region. Nowadays there are Operation Rescue associations or supporting groups existing in the following countries: Northern Ireland, England, USA, Belgium, Germany and Switzerland. Almost all the work in these countries is being done by volunteers.
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