The Messianic Jewish Alliance of America has been directed by the Lord to provide life-saving assistance to the Jews still in Ethiopia.

This includes the provision of medical care through mobile medical clinics and the drilling and maintenance of dozens of fresh, clean water wells in the Jewish areas of Ethiopia. Water-related diseases are responsible for 60-80% of all diseases in Ethiopia, making access to clean water a critical need.

Clean Water Wells

Access to clean water is a critical need in Ethiopia, where water-related diseases are a major health problem. Our organization is committed to addressing this need by drilling new water wells and maintaining existing ones. However, our work comes with significant costs, such as:

• $25,000 to drill a fresh water well and;
• $4,000 to repair one of the 55 water wells under our care.

With your support, we can continue to make a difference in the lives of  Jewish Ethiopians who lack access to clean water.

Thank you for helping us create a healthier and more sustainable future for all.

Mobile Medical Clinics

Our mobile medical clinics provide minor and major surgeries, medical supplies, oxygen, medications, etc.

• The cost to sponsor a 2-day mobile medical Clinic is $20,000

MJAA Ethiopian Relief welcomes all with a heart to partner with the MJAA to see our Jewish Ethiopian brothers not only return to Israel but also in the meantime reach out to them where they are to ease their suffering until the prophetic and Final Exodus of the Ethiopia Jews to Israel is realized.

Help Us Make an Impact!

Despite there being more than 180,000 Ethiopian Jews living in Israel, over 75,000 Beta Israel/Ethiopian Jews are still stranded in Ethiopia. The reason why they have not emigrated to Israel is because those remaining believe Yeshua (Jesus) is the Messiah. Their Messianic faith is politically controversial thus Israel is reluctant to bring them home. This abandoned Jewish community suffers from systemic Ethiopian governmental and societal antisemitism and lives in dire poverty, lacking food, clean water and access to adequate medical care.