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Today, Michelle Obama's Girls Opportunity Alliance announced CAMFED as one of its non-profit collaborators on a new initiative to educate and empower more girls.

We’re the CAMFED Sisterhood – girls and young women uniting our communities across Africa to make sure that every child has the right to go…

On World Teachers' Day we celebrate 117 young women educated with CAMFED support, newly recruited as government teachers in Zambia.

The REAL Centre at the University of Cambridge has announced new research working collaboratively with CAMFED and the University of Dar es Salaam in Tanzania.…

The Navitas Education Trust, which aims to transform lives through education, will be investing in improving access to quality education for disadvantaged girls and increasing…

CAMFED is delighted to announce a new partnership with Educate A Child program of the Education Above All Foundation. Our joint action will reach thousands…

At the One Young World 2022 Summit - held in Manchester, UK, and digitally, from September 5th to 9th - Angeline Murimirwa, CAMFED Executive Director…

In a feature interview in the Femail section of Malawi News, CAMFED Malawi's National Director, Susan Silika, describes her life and career journey, what drives…

Juliana Atanga, a nurse and member of the CAMFED Association, sprang into action when a woman on her bus went into labor. Rallying others to…

More than 277,000 girls and young women have seen a tangible difference in their lives as a result of two CAMFED projects implemented under the…

CAMFED’s 2021 Annual Review looks back on our most ambitious year yet. It was the first year of our new strategic plan: to support five…

This Day of the African Child (June 16), meet students navigating the road to independence with the support of ‘Big Sisters’ in the CAMFED Association.