CAMFED Learner Guides use their lived experience to tackle child marriage in their communities, joining forces with traditional leaders and local authorities, and delivering the My Better World life skills and well-being program.
CAMFED helps pave the way for young women to set up and grow rural businesses. They create new jobs and use some of their profits to support more children in school.
Supporting young women school graduates to start businesses, seek employment, and access further education
CAMFED Zimbabwe was launched in 1993 to tackle girls' exclusion from education.
CAMFED Zambia was launched in 2001 to tackle girls' exclusion from education.
CAMFED Tanzania was launched in 2005 to tackle girls' exclusion from education.
CAMFED Ghana was launched in 1998 to tackle girls' exclusion from education.
CAMFED Malawi was launched in 2009 to tackle girls' exclusion from education.
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David Crockett $750
Stella Shull $5.60
Sunghee Nam $106
Celia Hawley $16.10
Cary Gottlieb $20.30
Kelly Quinn $10.90
Deborah Mcneil $16.10
Richard Braund £52.20
Michelle Kincheloe $21.40
Monica Bhangu $26.60
KJ Robinson $25
Patricia Grulke $21.40
Joyce Svilokos $5.60
Katie Doig £495
Sandy Rex $232
