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???? Mother of the poor - Hawassa Warka;

 The children of Amarech Zeleke Shonkute (Central) wore robes of honor in thanksgiving

They spent more than 30 million birr and handed it over to Hawasa Debre Mehret Saint Gabriel Monastery.

Their children...

My grace gave birth to him

We gave birth to it

Dr. Fith Woldesenbat

We fought for it...

July 19, Hawassa, Debre Mehret Saint Gabriel Monastery, Children of Amarech Zeleq Shenkute (Central), we thank you for following in your mother's footsteps for the wonderful work you have done for the monastery.

On the occasion of the 40-day commemoration of Mrs. Amarech Zeleke Shenkut, the hall, museum, prayer house and other services built on 1000 square meters were inaugurated on February 11, 2015 at Hawasa Saint Gabriel Monastery in the presence of religious leaders, senior government officials, the people of Hawasa and their relatives. .

The project, which was built by her family in 24 hours and less than 30 days, includes an assembly hall, museum and chapel that can accommodate more than 1,000 people. It is said that this was built by her children, who allowed their hotel for free when Mrs. Amarech was alive, which can further fulfill her wish to empower the youth.

This project, which was built for the 40-day memorial of Ms. Amarech, was donated to Hawassa St. Gabriel Monastery by her children and their families.

According to Mrs. Amarech Zeleke's children, "Mom, we will achieve 100 percent of your plans", their families said that social, spiritual and very unique business plans will succeed and come true with the help of God and the cooperation of the community.

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 Mother of the poor - Hawassa Warka;

Who is Amarach Zeleke Shunkute (Central)?

 The road to endurance...

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 ???? Job creation

When her husband, Shaleka Woldesembat, died, Mrs. Amarech decided on the fate of their children. They had two options: one, to give their children to grow up like any other children of military nobles in Zwai Bulbula (Alage children's orphanage in Amba), two, to send them to Cuba with the opportunity that the Cuban government gave to the Ethiopian government, and let them grow up there.

But he left both of them, passed a decision that tested their femininity and required their strength, inclined to the creation of a business, and kept their children in their field.

 Using their means, they made clothes for their children in kirosh and clothed them. With the support they had. In the kebele house they were given, they combined their women's skills and wisdom, made their children hosts, and at that time worked on laying the water line of Hawassa city. For those who had a camp near their residence. Project workers prepare various meals and use 25 kg of their ration. They started their business together by flipping a tef. This has grown and served more and more customers, such as UNHCR, commercial bank, development bank, field workers who come to the city, and other customers of the house with great diligence.

With words of encouragement, teaching their children, expanding their careers, increasing their strength, building their homes