Born to a farmer’s association in the circuit of Enjbara, she came from a poor family, moved to Addis Ababa, where she changed her life to support her family, hoping to work as a laborer or as a housekeeper and earn income. In her best fortune, she continued to work hotel’s house cleaner, where she continued to work as a cook’s assistant, and her salary grew somewhat, and her hopes grew. At this time Hannah’s father Abraham, come to her life and ask her to be a couple. Then he convinced her that they would live together and marry her for about 8 months. When Worke told Abraham that she was pregnant, he suddenly left her.
Worke Unable to find him, she was determined to continue working to cope with her own life. She worked as hard as she could until she gave birth, covering the cost of her day-to-day life, but after giving birth Worke could not be as workable as before. She was more troubled than ever, it was unthinkable to live without a job or with no any support, and she and her baby were hungry until they could not eat.
She was more troubled than ever, and she was left homeless and desperate to go to a plea for life with baby Hannah. She spent 1 year and 4 months being homeless, sitting in churches every street, asking for help, at that time Love for Children and Mothers Organization give the chance for most vulnerable women and children, Worke and Hanna got the chance because they fulfil the criteria of the poor of poor and welcome to LCMO.
And from the program that they will receive