How can education make the world more equitable?
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My education journey hasn’t been easy, I faced a lot of challenges. My parents did not have the chance to learn to read and write, and now I’m the first person in my family to go to secondary school. Today, with the support of CAMFED, I am an associate lecturer at the Malawi University of Science and Technology and am a leader of change in my community.
Supporting young women school graduates to start businesses, seek employment, and access further education
Learner Guides return to their former schools to help vulnerable girls learn, thrive, and create a better world for themselves and their communities.
Together we are nourishing school communities, building climate-smart livelihoods, improving resilience to climate shocks, and leading the future of sustainable growth
CAMFED Ghana was launched in 1998 to tackle girls' exclusion from education.
Executive Advisor, CAMFED Association
Day of the African Child 2021
Raquel Shank $50
Kirsty Dunphey $200
Frank Stallons $53
Fabre Lambeau £30
Naeemah Coleman $10
Jennifer Haist $5
Stephen Watkins £30
Sophie Hooker £120
Diane and Richard Frank $36
Mel O'Gorman €10
Lawrence kahan $25
Sylvia Cohen $18
Kenneth Laing £50
VISHAL KUMAR $100
Liam Grant £10
