CAMFED Annual Review 2023
This year 824,143 girls received economic support to go to primary and secondary school, with many more young people benefiting from mentoring and skills training
This year 824,143 girls received economic support to go to primary and secondary school, with many more young people benefiting from mentoring and skills training
The Rt Hon Andrew Mitchell MP, Minister for Development and Africa, speaks to CAMFED's CEO Angeline (Angie) Murimirwa as UK government releases white paper underscoring its commitment to tackling extreme poverty and climate change
Transforming prospects for girls, young women, and communities.
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By Fiona Mavhinga, Executive Advisor for the CAMFED Association
Fiona Mavhinga, Executive Advisor for the CAMFED Association
Ome Kokoricha £41.8
Anil Putluru $26.6
Diane Petchesky $150
Patricia Jenkins $5.6
Martha T West $500
Steve Coleman £1002
Amit Roy £12.7
Holly Pope $16.1
Sheila Prakash $158
Cinde Fox $10.9
Dorothy Sullivan $106
MaryAnn McFarland $15
william eckstein $100
Brock Warner $5.6
Lydia Leyland £1160