Dr.Bontu Eba Regassa

Medical Doctor | Regional Volunteer Coordinator—Addis Ababa & Oromia | READIO Ethiopia

Dr. Bontu Eba Regassa is a Medical Doctor and graduate of Hawassa University. She serves as READIO Ethiopia’s Regional Volunteer Coordinator for Addis Ababa and Oromia, supporting community-health, protection, and humanitarian initiatives. Her professional training includes women’s empowerment, child protection and child migration, and nutrition. She is dedicated to strengthening access to preventive healthcare, maternal and child health, health education, and support for vulnerable communities. With a strong commitment to health equity, Dr. Bontu works alongside health professionals, volunteers, local leaders, and community partners to help connect underserved populations with essential health services, preventive care, health education, and emergency support. Her interests include maternal and child health, disease prevention, mental-health awareness, emergency response, and strengthening community participation in healthcare. She is dedicated to ensuring that compassionate, accessible, and sustainable care reaches communities most in need.

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Medical Doctor& Addis Ababa and Oromia Regional Coordinator, READIO Ethiopia

I am a Medical Doctor, a graduate of Hawassa University, and the Addis Ababa and Oromia Regional Volunteer Coordinator for READIO Ethiopia. I am committed to ensuring that underserved communities have access to compassionate, quality, and preventive healthcare.

I have completed professional training in women’s empowerment, child protection and child migration, and nutrition. These areas of knowledge strengthen my work with READIO Ethiopia and enable me to support community-based health, protection, and empowerment initiatives.

My work brings together health professionals, volunteers, local leaders, and communities to advance health education, maternal and child health, disease prevention, nutrition, mental-health awareness, and emergency response.

I believe healthcare is more than treatment—it is dignity, prevention, protection, and empowerment. Through my role at READIO Ethiopia, I am committed to helping build healthier, safer, and more resilient communities where women, children, and vulnerable people are not left behind.