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For CAMFED, this Global Action Week for Education (GAWE) is about working with governments to reach the most marginalized — children with disabilities — and…
The Queen’s Commonwealth Trust has just launched its new platform in support of youth leadership across the globe. With The Queen as Patron and Prince…
Ruka's family struggled financially to see her through school in Ghana, but she persevered and joined CAMA, the CAMFED Association. With CAMFED's support, she became…
These young women are making history, pioneering a new role for women in rural societies. CAMFED’s vision is to see this happening for girls everywhere.…
Girls’ education champion and former First lady Michelle Obama today interviews CAMFED alumna (CAMA member) Pearl Quarmyne from Ghana in an International Women’s Day feature…
On International Women's Day, Fiona Mavhinga celebrates the progress of two women-led enterprises in Ghana. Once supported by CAMFED to start their businesses, they are…
Investing in the education of girls and women is a proven way to improve the health and wealth of entire nations. Yet across sub-Saharan Africa,…
Two CAMFED Association members have won top awards for their successful businesses. Ayisha Fuseini of Asheba Enterprise, a shea butter processor accepted two awards including…
Pearl is a voracious changemaker in her community, and, with her fellow CAMFED Association members, a powerful force for change across Ghana and Africa. Together, they…
100 years ago today marked a turning point for the British women’s suffrage movement -- the start of a journey of empowerment which continues to…
Throughout the 16 days between the International Day for the Elimination of Violence against Women on the 25th November, and Human Rights Day on the…
In sub-Saharan Africa, 75% of the 6.2 million young people aged 15-24 living with HIV are female. That equates to over 4.6 million young women.…
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
When she thrives, we all thrive
Together this giving season, we can make a difference that ripples outward to benefit everyone.
