
CAMFED Annual Review 2025
Supporting young people to learn, thrive and lead in the face of global challenges

Supporting young people to learn, thrive and lead in the face of global challenges

Working together to deliver a bold vision to 2030

Analysis: CAMFED's collaborative partnership approach

This year 824,143 girls received economic support to go to primary and secondary school, with many more young people benefiting from mentoring and skills training

The Rt Hon Andrew Mitchell MP, Minister for Development and Africa, speaks to CAMFED's CEO Angeline (Angie) Murimirwa as UK government releases white paper underscoring its commitment to tackling extreme poverty and climate change

Transforming prospects for girls, young women, and communities.

Big Sisters, Big Impact, Big Ambitions


Learn more about our work through our annual review, impact and research reports, and the publications that bring to life the stories of the girls and young women we serve.

Andrea L. Miller $16.10
Rosalind Neilen $60
Lisa Brackbill $10.90
Karen J Oaks $21.40
Lou and Carol Lombardi $526
Frances and Rupert Pearce Gould £31.40
Mansukhlal Gosar Gudka £260
Stephen Prosser £364
Rachel Bromberg $1262
Cynthia Strain $26.60
Nancy Baum $52.90
Carole Toebe $21.40
Kathy Curry $52.90
Valeriia Barsegian €26.60
Suzy Benzinger $169