A big thanks to Auntie Daisy – helping to send girls to school, every time of the month!
Ready for 8th March on International Women’s Day, Auntie Daisy is a brand new service in the United Kingdom that delivers sanitary towels and tampons…
Cama leader Abigail Kaindu attends UN Youth Takeover
On July 12th, Malala Yousafzai- a courageous advocate for girls’ education who was targeted and shot by the Taliban for her activism - marked her…
CAMFED and Pearson Launch Partnership for Girls’ Education
We are delighted to announce a pioneering new partnership between Camfed and Pearson to transform educational opportunities for girls in government schools in Zimbabwe and…
Talent Tokoda: Newly qualified doctor!
We are thrilled to share the news that Talent Tokoda, a young woman supported by Camfed through secondary school and university, has just completed her…
Bridget Moyo
Bridget is a determined young woman who has overcome significant challenges in her path to university education. Bridget’s father had five wives and he struggled…
Coleen Nyamupfukudza
Coleen was not supported by CAMFED through school but she joined Cama in 2007, after learning about it from other Cama members in the district.…
Mrs Chibuwe
Mrs Chibuwe is a teacher at Chapwanya High School in Buhera District, Zimbabwe. She has been in the teaching practice since 1995. She was trained…
Out of School
CAMFED International founder and Executive Director Ann Cotton’s essay “Out of School” was published today on the Huffington Post.