Casting Crowns
Community Development Health & Education Women's Empowerment Child Care Community Development Health & Education Women's Empowerment Child Care
Community Development Health & Education Women's Empowerment Child Care Community Development Health & Education Women's Empowerment Child Care

Supporting women’s rights and empowerment is part of how Casting Crowns Charitable Organization is defined in its founding document.

The organization also supports women’s and children’s development.

Who This Program Helps

This work is for women and children, including women’s rights and women’s and children’s development.

Women’s Rights

Supporting women’s rights and empowerment, as set out in the founding document.

Women’s and Children’s Development

Supporting the development of women and children.

Why It Matters

Women’s rights and empowerment are part of the organization’s registered identity as a local charitable organization.

Related work includes care for children without families and community development.

  • Supporting women’s rights and empowerment.
  • Supporting women’s and children’s development.
  • Care for children without families.
  • Local organization in Addis Ababa, Registry Number 6697.

Frequently Asked Questions

The organization supports the poor and needy, children without families, women and children, and persons with disabilities.

To protect society’s rights and interests; support the poor and needy; support community development; care for children without families; and work on community health, education, peace, and good governance.

Office No. 313, Haile Garment, between Commercial Bank of Ethiopia Kotari Condominium Branch and NOC Fuel Station, Wereda 01, Nifas Silk Lafto Sub-City, Addis Ababa, Ethiopia

Registered on February 27, 2023 as a local organization with Registry Number 6697, under the Civil Society Organizations Proclamation No. 1113/2019. Established 21/05/2015 E.C.

Addis Ababa, Ethiopia - Wereda 01, Nifas Silk Lafto Sub City.

Ato Abiyahu Alemayehu Takele and W/ro Haregeweyn Alemayehu Takele, named in the founding document.