Cheshire Ethiopia (CE), founded in 1962 by grandchildren of Emperor Haile Selassie, is a prominent non-governmental organization dedicated to serving persons with disabilities in Ethiopia. With technical support from the Captain Leonard Cheshire Group, CE operates as a local independent charity, providing critical rehabilitation services at no cost. The organization runs several rehabilitation centers located in Menagesha, Dire Dawa, Hawassa, and Addis Ababa, as well as community-based and mobile outreach services that extend its impact across the country.

CE's mission is to empower individuals with disabilities through innovative rehabilitation programs, educational initiatives, and partnerships aimed at addressing medical, socio-economic, and livelihood needs. Engaging the community, Cheshire Ethiopia collaborates with various local and international organizations to enhance its service delivery. The organization relies on fundraising and donations to sustain its programs and promote an inclusive society, with initiatives such as annual fundraising walks to support children with disabilities. Through these efforts, CE has positively impacted thousands of families across Ethiopia.