Safeguarding girls and their rights during a time of crisis
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…
CAMFED Association members recognized with Humanitarian Awards in Ghana
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…
Olivia
A CAMFED Association agricultural entrepreneur in Ghana, Olivia is using sustainable technologies to remain really productive in the face of climate change.
CAMFED-NBSSI Dialog: Support for young women entrepreneurs during and beyond COVID-19
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…
Have your say about the CAMFED website & you may win a handwoven artisan basket
We are currently working on improving the CAMFED website to make it easier for you to find important information and ways to support our work.
World Youth Skills Day 2020
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…
Act Now and Don’t Sit on the Fence
There is definitely something wrong with people who sit on the fence. Joana Guo, CAMFED Ghana, shares why we must act now.
Supporting young women into Technical and Vocational Education and Training
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…
African women leading community action for vulnerable girls
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…
Day of the Girl 2018: Belawu & Issah
Across sub-Saharan Africa, CAMFED alumnae in the CAMA network support more girls to go to school, succeed and lead. Belawu, who lives in rural Ghana,…
Bervelyn
Bervelyn comes from a small community in Ghana’s Central Region. When she was young, her father became ill and could no longer work to support…
CAMFED Association health professionals brace for COVID-19
As health professionals in the CAMFED Association — women leaders educated with CAMFED support — ready themselves to support and serve their communities during the…