I’ve acquired so many skills and ideas as a CAMFED Association member!
I’m a role model to rural girls, encouraging them to stay focused and be positive in all they do.
After completing school with CAMFED’s support, I was motivated to join the CAMFED Association of women leaders because I could see all the wonderful work they were doing in our community. I also took part in training from a CAMFED Transition Guide to help me in the transition from school to independence. Through my commitment to plowing back, I was selected by CAMFED to train as a Learner Guide and undertake a BTEC — an internationally recognized qualification that will help me gain skills, apply for jobs and secure better employment.
I mentor vulnerable students so they can thrive in school and I’ve helped one girl with school shoes. I’ve acquired so many skills and ideas as a CAMFED Association member—including venturing into business, selling dried fish to meet a local demand. My dream for our sisterhood is to see every member doing well, leading an independent life.
CAMFED’s Learner Guide program enabled me to venture into entrepreneurship, selling dried fish to my local community. (Credit: CAMFED)
I’m passionate about supporting other young women to succeed and have trained 15 of my fellow CAMFED Association sisters in baking.
CAMFED's support made my dream of training as a journalist a reality. Now, I amplify the voices of disadvantaged girls and women in Malawi through my professional platform.
As National Chairperson for the CAMFED Association in Zambia, I'm a champion for other girls and young women in my communities, and committed to making quality education a reality for more girls.
Margaret Monaghan $10.9
Helen Lea $157
Julia Thompson $100
Joan Goldfeder $211
Bonnie Riggins $10.9
Michael Higgins $13
Cheryl Johnson $5.6
Amy Casciano $10.9
Valerie Turner £40
joyce Davidson $16.1
FRANK BAUDINO $26.6
Markus Rockström €37.2
Chiara Starvaggi Cucuzza €37.2
Bonnie Hollrah $52.9
Karen Thomas $158
