Through WGEF’s Adult Literacy Programme, Lamon learned about nutrition, healthy eating and practical ways families can improve their wellbeing using available resources.

Salome joined a local women’s enterprise group, where she received hands-on training in financial literacy, business management, and micro-loan seed capital.

With targeted credit, Grace transitioned from survival farming to enterprise agriculture, using her loan capital to hire labor to clear and prepare significantly larger plots of land.

Leadership is not about position, but about responsibility — the responsibility to speak where others cannot, and to act where others hesitate.

GWRC is a one-stop center providing essential support, information and resources to women, girls and families across the region.

Today, Irene is not only ensuring she never lacks menstrual products, but she is also helping thousands of other girls stay in school, just like her.

One of the strongest connections is that of being a mother ~ which can
mean many things ~ all of our clients are mothers.

We started this journey to improve our lives, but it has become so much more. We are proud to support our community and the refugees who depend on us. Together, we are stronger.

Read A Better Way: Megan’s Story and In Her Own Words: Christine’s Story

Meet Megan and her group of five determined women who have transformed their lives and become a lifeline for Sudanese refugees.