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A group picture at the beginning of Let Us Change, with the first 20 children. <br />
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photo credits to Seppe Hendrickx

One of our weaving men playing with the babies while taking his coffee break. <br />
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photo credits to Seppe Hendrickx

This picture shows how they make the traditional Ethiopian scarves at our own Let Us Change workshop. It takes up to 8hours work per scarf. The profit of the weaving workshop goes entirely to the children at Let Us Change. <br />
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photo credits to Seppe Hendrickx

Passing by the window at the boys room. <br />
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photo credits to Seppe Hendrickx

Storing the food leftovers to eat later on by staff members, visitors, volunteers or to be given to poor people on the streets.

Playing with marbles. <br />
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photo credits to Katrijn Devlaminck

The girls like to treat their hair with a local butter, used as a hair mask. <br />
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photo credits to Katrijn Devlaminck

For the safety of D, Aynalem took her in at her own home and raised her herself for the first 6 months of D's life. Their special bond will last forever.<br />
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photo credits to Eline Nys

Johan and Aynalem reflect and discuss their dissicions of the past and for the future. <br />
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photo credits to Eline Nys

Thank you to all who help to make this change possible. <br />
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photo credits to Eline Nys

One of the workers helping the children to wash their hair traditionaly with rain water and soap. <br />
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photo credits to Eline Nys

Our workers having shelter for the rain. <br />
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photo credits to Eline Nys

This new girl gets new clothing and shoes!!! White sneakers are the Ethiopian favorite, so she feels like it really can't get any better then this. <br />
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photo credits to Eline Nys

Johan looking after baby A., who's having some stumach age. <br />
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photo credits to Eline Nys

One of the most popular summer activities is to go for a swim with their brothers and sisters. <br />
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photo credits to Eline Nys

Grass is an Ethiopian symbol for wealth. It's even used to decorate ceremonies. So imagine how lucky this new boy is feeling.

There's a basketball and football field across the workers compound, were the children love to spent time and play.

Coffee is an Ethiopian way of life and hospitality. No better way to get to know our workers, than to say yes to having some coffee with them.

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