The Guardian highlights CAMFED’s vision for 2030
In today's article for the Guardian, Phillip Inman reflects on the urgency of keeping girls in school as the cost of living crisis hits the…
CAMFED launches vision for 2030
CAMFED has launched its Vision for 2030 - an ambitious plan to help meet the global Sustainable Development Goals by supporting millions more girls in…
Ayisha
I’m Ayisha and I am on a mission to bring women from low-income communities in rural Ghana together in shea butter cooperatives to provide stable…
Five reasons why child marriage affects us all
Fiona Mavhinga, Executive Advisor for the CAMFED Association, tells how child marriage is standing in the way of progress towards many 2030 Global Goals. For…
Tinotenda
I’m Head Girl at my school, Junior MP for my district, an aspiring neuroscientist and powerful education advocate — inspiring girls with my passion for…
Day of the Girl 2023: A support network for every girl
Every child has the right to go to school, learn, and become independent and influential. Join us this International Day of the Girl to unite…
Privillege
I am not just running for myself, I am running to represent rural, talented children. I am running with all my heart because I want…
Josephine
I am proud of being a businesswoman. I am proud of being a leader. I am proud of how CAMFED has shaped my life and…
World Teachers’ Day 2023
Despite the challenges—including no electricity or internet coverage—I am so happy to be living out my purpose in the job I do. Students who previously…
Portia
I am Portia, a trained teacher by profession, from the Upper West Region of Ghana. My education has equipped me with the skills to pursue…
One year of our project with Educate A Child
In its first year, our joint project has reached 40,050 children at the highest risk of drop-out in 1,355 schools across Malawi.
These soccer stars are changing the game for women in Zambia
Hear from our sports game changers! Memory and Abigail are CAMFED Association members who are excelling in soccer (football) as trained referees. Supported by CAMFED…