In today's world, it is virtually impossible to study if you do not have a computer. While public computers are available at the libraries, this means spending time in travel and waiting for a computer to become available.  This cuts down on the time a student has for productive study. Therefore, the FPF provides laptops to students in need. Thanks to FPF's generous donors 24 laptops were awarded in 2016, and in 2017 the FPF was able to raise this number to 74.

Higher education is very expensive and most of the Ethiopian students find the cost prohibitive. The government provides Ethiopian students up to the age of 28, with free tuition at institutions of higher education.
However, government financial aid does not cover living expenses.   Since they cannot hold down full-time jobs and still succeed in their studies, the FPF fills this gap by offering scholarships for students studying
practical subjects such as nursing, accounting, engineering, social work and education, that lead to gainful and productive employment.

The FPF is currently supplying 18 scholarships of NIS 12,000 a year, and is constantly looking for more donors so that this number can be increased.

In addition, the FPF has supplied scholarships for non-academic courses (bus driving, dental assistants) as those too require licences to work in the field.