Finances

Project Harar is committed to transparency on how we spend the funds received from our generous supporters, ensuring that we have a measurable impact in Ethiopia while working in the most cost-effective way.

In the year to 31 March 2017, Project Harar spent 81% of its funds raised on programmes and activities and 19% on fundraising, governance and administration. 70% of the programme and activities funds were spent directly on securing surgery for 1095 cleft patients with the balance being spent on our complex surgical mission and our patient review and nutrition programmes.

Take a look at our latest annual report here

Project Harar is a member of the Institute of Fundraising and the Fundraising Regulator.

Latest

Q&A Series – Calum Honeyman

In this Q&A series we will be speaking with some of the people who help to drive the work of Project Harar. We had a chat with one of our doctors, Calum, who has volunteered with Project Harar for five years!
Nurses Pub Quiz

We would like to thank everyone who attended the nurses pub quiz at the City Flogger on Friday 25th January! The event raised over £1000 - an incredible amount which will contribute to the Complex Surgical Mission!
Spotlight on Trismus

As part of our Complex Surgical Mission we treat patients who have very severe cases of facial disfigurement – some of these include Noma, large facial tumours known as Ameloblastomas, Trismus (Lockjaw) and abnormal bone tissue growths such as Cherubism.
Spotlight on Ameloblastoma

As part of our Complex Surgical Mission we treat patients who have very severe cases of facial disfigurement – some of these include Noma, large facial tumours known as Ameloblastomas, Trismus (Lockjaw) and abnormal bone tissue growths such as Cherubism.