Project Harar is a British charity founded in 2001, providing medical treatment and rehabilitation services for individuals with facial disfigurements in rural Ethiopia. They offer reconstructive surgeries for conditions like cleft lip and palate, noma, and burns, along with community reintegration support. Their target audience includes children and young people with severe facial disfigurements. The unique selling proposition is their comprehensive approach, covering not only medical treatment but also travel, accommodation, and nutritional support, ensuring accessible care in remote areas. This holistic approach helps patients reintegrate into their communities with dignity.