Established in 1982 and registered as a charity in 1987, the Eritrean Relief Association UK (ERA-UK) has a long history of providing aid to those affected by drought, war, and displacement in Eritrea. Until 1988, ERA-UK also supported Eritreans in the UK. Today, it continues to advocate for Eritreans both locally and abroad, empowering communities through partnerships and following Eritrea's national policy of self-reliance.
At ERA-UK, our mission is clear: to empower individuals and communities, ignite growth and unlock the full potential of Eritrea. We believe in the power of community-driven development to create lasting change and prosperity for all Eritreans.
Enhance learning by supplying materials and offering professional training.
Boost public health through initiatives and education, in partnership with the central government.
Equip communities with devices and materials and provide expert training and Coaching.
Chari recognizes the financial aspect of environmental conservation efforts.
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Chari invests in community development projects that aim to uplift entire communities economically.
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Chari facilitates economic empowerment through the allocation of funds to microfinance.
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Chari directs funds towards healthcare initiatives, supporting medical clinics, awareness campaigns.
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Chari allocates funds to support education through scholarships and the improvement of school infrastructure.
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Chari maintains an emergency fund to provide swift financial assistance during crises and natural disasters.
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These projects showcase ERA's commitment to addressing a diverse range of issues, including education, healthcare, community development, technology and sustainability.
The Bedduho Project, in partnership with ERA UK and Eritrea’s Ministry of Health, supported HIV-positive mothers by providing milk supplements and monitoring child growth. It improved infant health, reduce stigma, and set a model for compassionate, data-driven care.
ERA UK supported Eritrea’s national blood donation campaign by boosting public awareness and increasing voluntary donations, helping to expand blood bank capacity and save lives.
ERA supported deaf children in Eritrea by providing sign language tools, visual learning materials, and inclusive media, improving attendance and learning at the Asmara School for the Deaf, especially for students in remote areas.
