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እንኳን ደህና መጡWelcome to the community

The home of the Habesha community in America.

Find trusted restaurants, churches, groceries, professionals and newcomer resources — every listing sourced, dated and community-reviewed.

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Habesha Hub

Find Habesha businesses & organizations

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What are you looking for?

Choose a category, then narrow by state and city.

Nationwide framework

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All 50 states and Washington, DC. States without listings say so honestly instead of showing placeholder results.

Use this to see what Habesha Hub currently knows about that state.

Largest communities on the Hub

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Grow your business with the community that already knows you.

Habesha Hub is where families look for a place to eat, worship, shop and get help. Put your restaurant, store, church, salon, auto shop or service in front of them at the moment they are searching.

  • Reach every generationParents, youth, elders, newcomers and professionals
  • Local and targetedShown by city, state and category
  • Trusted placementNext to sourced, verified listings
  • Support the communityAdvertising helps keep searching free for everyone
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Ewket Kids advertisement: a free educational website for preschool to grade 6 in Amharic and English, inviting restaurants, grocery stores, churches, auto shops, salons and professional services to advertise on Habesha Hub.
Example campaign: Ewket Kids · homepage spotlight
Featured listingEnhanced presentation of your listing with a visible Featured label.
City or category sponsorClearly disclosed sponsorship of a city or category page.
Homepage spotlightA large placement like the one above. Ask about availability.
Website & digital servicesSimple small-business websites, scoped and priced up front.

Paid placement never changes a listing’s verification status, and sponsored content is always labeled.

Free everyday tools

Make everyday life a little easier

Budget, plan meals, track jobs, organize family tasks and find useful community resources. No account needed; planner entries stay on your device.

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Plan your household

Monthly budgets, shopping lists, meals and calendar reminders.

Start a budget →

Organize your next step

Job applications, school tasks, events and service request drafts.

Track applications →

Find help and stay informed

Local support links, Amharic–English phrases and scam warning signs.

Find local help →
Rooms, roommates & rentals

Community housing board

Housing posts change quickly. Each post shows when it was posted and last checked, and older posts are marked for recheck or expired automatically.

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Active

Checked within the last 14 days and not past its end date.

Needs recheck

Last checked 15 to 45 days ago. Confirm with the poster before making plans.

Expired

Older than 45 days or past its end date. Hidden unless you choose to show it.

Safety: Habesha Hub never publishes a private home address. Contact details appear only when the poster asked for them to be public. Never send a deposit before seeing a place and meeting the landlord or roommate.
Trusted starting points

Help & newcomer resources

Habesha Hub explains where to start, but government and legal decisions should always be confirmed with the official agency or a qualified professional.

Food

SNAP food assistance

Learn about eligibility and find your state's application process through the USDA.

USDA state directory →
Health

Medicaid & CHIP

Find state Medicaid contacts and official coverage information.

Medicaid.gov →
Housing

Housing assistance

Start with HUD for rental assistance, housing counseling and local housing agencies.

HUD state resources →
Immigration

USCIS information

Forms, case tools and official immigration information should come directly from USCIS.

USCIS.gov →
Benefits

Government benefits

Use USAGov to identify benefit programs and official application sources.

USAGov benefits →
Important: This community site is not a law firm, government office or benefits agency. Rules can change and depend on individual circumstances. Verify important decisions with the linked official source.
Community-powered

Help grow Habesha Hub

A nationwide directory becomes useful when people contribute accurate local knowledge.

Every submission is reviewed first. New listings appear as "Needs verification" or "Community listed" and only become "Verified" after the details are confirmed against a public source.

Founder & Mission

“Community information that is easier to find, verify, correct and share.”

Habesha Hub was founded by Samra Ayele, an Ethiopian-American technology and operational excellence professional based in Ohio. Originally from Ethiopia, Samra created Habesha Hub to make it easier for Ethiopian and Habesha communities across the United States to find useful community resources in one place.

Meet the Founder
About the project

Built by the community, for the community

Habesha Hub began as a volunteer effort to make useful information easier to find for Ethiopian families in the United States. Its goal is to connect community discovery with reliable starting points for practical resources.

Trust standard

Useful without pretending to be the authority

  • Verified Confirmed against a current official or reliable public source.
  • Community listed Publicly listed but not yet independently confirmed.
  • Needs verification Details incomplete or conflicting.

Closed and duplicate records are kept for auditing but hidden from search.