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I had a bittersweet childhood. In the beginning my father was present and life was better, but since we lost him it is just four…
February 13 is Galentine’s Day — a moment to honor female friendship. Right now all of us are missing friends we usually turn to when…
Last month CAMFED Ghana provided 60 young women entrepreneurs with start-up kits, specialist equipment, and training, to enable them to launch or grow their businesses…
On November 5th, CAMFED Ghana hosted its Annual Mastercard Foundation Scholars Program Research and Learning Summit around the theme ‘Implications of COVID-19 on education: Addressing…
Three CAMFED Association members, Kate Wodenya Amenyikor, Jennifer De-Graft Ninson and Angelina Anita Ama Annobil have been recognized for their activism in promoting quality, equitable…
A CAMFED Association agricultural entrepreneur in Ghana, Olivia is using sustainable technologies to remain really productive in the face of climate change.
On September 17th, CAMFED Ghana and the National Board for Small Scale Industries (NBSSI) hosted a virtual dialog as part of work to support young…
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Youth, and particularly young women, have been deeply affected by the COVID-19 pandemic. The combination of disruption to education and training, job losses due to…
There is definitely something wrong with people who sit on the fence. Joana Guo, CAMFED Ghana, shares why we must act now.
CAMFED Ghana is supporting a new national campaign launched by our partner the Council For Technical And Vocational Educational Training (COTVET). The campaign is being…
Across rural districts in sub-Saharan Africa, we are coordinating with members of the CAMFED Association to reach out to the most vulnerable girls in their…
Ronald Dillon $25
Dana Powell $10.9
Lydia Leyland £480
Ben Willott £10.6
Amit Roy £12.7
Marian Nuttall £124.9
Wanda Williams $21.4
Naomi Codrington $316
Johnathan Sheehan £124.9
Lucy Chen $100
Bess Keller $660
Justin Harris $52.9
Maudeline Paul $21.4
Erich Cutler $200
David Shilling $106
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