Legal Standing & Human Resources
- July 2010 Registration: Registered under Ethiopian Charities & Societies Proclamation No. 621/2009.
- September 11, 2019 Re-registration: Re-registered under Proclamation No. 1113/2019 as a National Civil Society Organization.
- Dedicated Staffing: 24 active professional staff members (17 male, 7 female).
- 60% Local Board: Governing board drawn directly from indigenous local communities to maintain cultural integrity.
Our Vision
To see deprived, excluded, and vulnerable children in Ethiopia develop the capacity to improve their lives and become young adults, parents, and leaders who bring lasting positive change to their communities.
FGO envisions communities resilient to climate change, able to adapt, protect the environment, and safeguard future generations.
Our Mission
- Care and development of infants and young children.
- Enhance quality learning opportunities and education.
- Strengthen livelihoods, health, and sexual reproductive health services.
- Mainstream climate change adaptation and environmental stewardship.
Core Values
Our work is rooted in unwavering ethical standards and child-centered focus:
Grassroots Governance & Community Voices
Future Generation’s Organization embeds community leadership at the highest level of decision making. By drawing 60% of our governing board from local indigenous communities, FGO maintains an unbreakable bond with the traditions, culture, and immediate priorities of the people we serve.
This governance structure ensures enhanced accountability, complete transparency, and interventions that deliver long-term sustainability rooted in indigenous knowledge.