Mahibere-Hiwot for Social Development (MSD) is a not–for–profit, non–partisan and non- political civil society organization (NGO) committed to deliver a lasting difference to the lives of people in need. It was established in October 1999 by few volunteer youths who were concerned and hence aspired to contribute their part in the national effort to combat the spread of the HIV epidemic. MSD was registered as a formal association in March 2002 by the Gondar Administration Justice Department. Over the course of time, it has primarily been involved in HIV prevention, care & support and Reproductive Health Programs. Two years after its establishment, In July 2004, it has been registered as a local NGO by the Ministry of Justice. Some years later in 2009, MSD was re-registered by the Civil Society Agency as an Ethiopian Resident Charity by the name ‘Mahiberehiwot Reproductive Health and Social Development Organization’. In the year 2019, the organization is re-registered as MahibereHiwot for Social Development (MSD) with its mandate to work both on development and humanitarian areas. MSD is a board-led organization consists of seven members who is entirely responsible for both designing and approving policies and delegating daily routines of the organization to the executive director.