Africa’s future leaders: “When I finish school, I want to be president!”
Hear from the next generation of rural girls as they find their voice and ignite their power through education.
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Thank you for being a champion of girls’ education. Your support means we can continue to be there for the most vulnerable girls and women.
How we use your donation
As well as paying school fees and other essentials – such as uniforms, books, and menstrual supplies – your gift helps beyond the classroom, supporting young graduates with the training and resources they need to become economically independent leaders in their communities.
Over 90% of every dollar we spend goes to our programs.
Be inspired by some of the women supporters like you have helped
Ellen: I never expected to become a leader
I know that I am unique and special in my own way. As a leader in my school, people look up to me and learn…
Vivian: I’ve seen first-hand the impact of CAMFED’s programs
I’m Vivian, a Queen Mother (traditional leader) in Bongo, Ghana. I stepped up to this role because I like working with children, and I want…
Felix: I weave baskets and rear livestock to support children in school
As a parent and CAMFED Champion, my heart is always glad to support children in school.
Wezzie: Helping girls rewrite their stories, just like I did
I’m Wezzie from Zomba Rural in Malawi. I once struggled to get an education, so now I volunteer as a Learner Guide — a ‘big…
Fadila: Without a visible role model, you cannot dream beyond what you see
As an MPhil graduate in Education, Globalization and International Development, I am a role model, determined to improve educational opportunities for marginalized girls in Ghana.
Juliana
Because I am a CAMFED Association member, I believe in the power of giving back to my society. The day I delivered a baby on…
Innocent: My dream of becoming a journalist and helping others feels within reach
After graduating school, I am excited to join the CAMFED Association to challenge gender stereotypes and change the narrative for rural girls like me.
Racheal: I am living testimony of the importance of girls’ education
I am so proud of myself for working hard and remaining resilient. In achieving my nursing degree and joining the Malawi Defense Force, I am…
Jemimah: “Where you come from does not define where you can go”
I grew up facing financial barriers that delayed my education, but with determination and support from CAMFED, I found my way back to school. Today,…