CAMFED celebrates Global Money Week
This week is Global Money Week, a worldwide week-long event that is celebrated the second week of March every year. Coordinated by Child and Youth…
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…
Investing in Vibrant Entrepreneurs
At CAMFED, we have the pleasure and honor of witnessing the visions of extraordinary women come to life. Whenever we can, we look for opportunities…
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…
Lurgan ladies light up Zambian girls’ lives
Thirty-five women from Northern Ireland have come together to light up the lives of girls in Zambia – by buying solar lamps.
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…
The Minister of Education launches partnership in Malawi
As hundreds of people gathered in Chikhwawa, the season’s rains held off and the sun shone brightly on our celebrations. Reeta Roy, President and CEO…
Skoll World Forum: Applying a Silicon Valley mindset to social innovation
An article by CAMFED Ghana Executive Director Dolores Dickson is contributing to a Skoll World Forum debate about social innovation with leading technology companies including…
Camfed cements close partnership with the Government of Tanzania
Camfed received praise and renewed commitment from the Government of Tanzania last week when officials gathered to sign a Memorandum of Understanding between Camfed and…
DFID blog: What does education mean to girls in Ghana?
This is Adisah Alhassan speaking, a 25-year old who was identified by the NGO CAMFED and supported throughout secondary school. Adisah went on to college,…
CAMFED graduate to serve as advisor on global education policy
We’re thrilled to announce that 24-year-old Abigail Kaindu, a former CAMFED bursary student, has been appointed to a top-level panel that will directly advise the…