Transforming prospects for girls, young women, and communities.
In the face of compounding health, economic and environmental challenges, CAMFED has continued to provide girls and young women across Ghana, Malawi, Tanzania, Zambia and Zimbabwe with the support they need to thrive in school and transition into higher education, entrepreneurship and employment. We’ve announced pivotal new partnerships, and deepened our collaboration with Ministries to scale our impact. Young women graduates in the CAMFED Association have shared their expertise on global platforms, and through their activism are proving every day the power of girls’ education and women’s leadership.
We are thankful for everyone in CAMFED’s global movement who is working tirelessly to secure every child’s right to quality education.
By deploying your influence, energy, expertise and generosity, you are helping to catalyze the power of the most vulnerable girls and young women to create the future they imagine — for themselves, for their communities, and for Africa.
CAMFED Association members are volunteering in their communities as Learner Guides and Transition Guides, where they mentor girls in school and and provide skills training to recent school graduates, supporting them into lives of independence and influence.
Our Business Guides and Climate-smart Agriculture Guides are working within communities to open opportunities, accelerate women’s economic power, and tackle pressing issues like food insecurity and climate change at the same time.
Read our 2022 Annual Review
Education has really changed my life. It has helped me realize my dreams and to plan my future well. I can read, write and talk confidently because I have been educated. It is my dream to become an economist in future. I would like to help solve issues relating to the economy, to aid development in my country. Through this, I can empower young women to be confident and take up leadership roles in their schools and societies.Vayant, secondary student and aspiring economist, Ghana
Watch videos, listen to podcasts and read the stories that bring our model to life
Come behind the scenes at CAMFED’s climate-smart teaching farm in Chinsali, Zambia - subject of a video-led feature for the Evening Standard's 'Let Girls Learn' series.
Denver Frederick, the host of the The Business of Giving podcast, discusses CAMFED's holistic and transformative model of girls' education in Africa with CAMFED CEO Angeline (Angie) Murimirwa, whose journey from exclusion to leadership exemplifies CAMFED's approach.
I'm Sussana from Yendi in Ghana. I hope my story will encourage other young women with disabilities to believe in themselves and know that they can become great people in future. Prior to CAMFED support, I thought I would have dropped out from school. But now my dream of becoming an art teacher is becoming a reality.
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Janice Sprow $21.40
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