We greatly appreciate your support that helped a group of young ladies receive training on sexual health from a health worker. Many adolescent girls become pregnant because they lack the information needed to make informed decisions about their sexuality, family planning, and reproductive health and the training they received gave the young ladies the tools they need to make important and educated decisions. 

We greatly appreciate your continued support of computer skills training in Sierra Leone.  One of the current students, Umu shows us how she has learned to use Microsoft Word in this video and tells us how the Computer Training Center has impacted her life:

We greatly appreciate your support, which is helping young ladies get their education.  Balu and Sara, who are former students of Creating Pathways Centre,  are both now enrolled in a Business Studies Program at the National Centre for Vocational Studies. Both Sara and Balu expressed their deep gratitude to the GlobalGiving donors for the educational support they received. 

Your support is helping future leaders in Nigeria get the education they need to be successful through our partner organization in Nigeria, S.M.I.L.E.   One of the students who has recently benefitted from S.M.I.L.E is Omolola who tells us in her own words how the support she has received has impacted her.

Thanks to your donations several young ladies received reusable sanitary kits, which will keep them from missing school.

Abibatu is one of the young ladies that received a reusable sanitary kit.  She just started college this fall and is studying journalism.  She enjoys reading, cooking, and singing. 

Isata, pictured here, is another one of the young ladies that received a reusable sanitary kit.  She is in class six and enjoys singing and math. She hopes to become a doctor when she grows up.

Thanks to your support, the FAWE students are receiving the vital computer training that they need.  Proficiency in computers in schools, workplaces and in the society as a whole is an absolute requirement for success in today's technology-aided society. Exposing kids especially girls at a younger age plays a very vital role as it helps them to have the basics in computing and also giving them the opportunity to overcome the challenge of computer illiteracy at a very young age.

We greatly appreciate your support that is helping girls get ready for school this year.  Two of the young ladies that are receiving school support are Tewoh and Marian.

Tewoh is getting ready to start class 6 this year.  She loves going to school and would like to become a politician when she completes her education.

Thanks to your ongoing support, more young women are getting their education.  Konnie and Janet received scholarships and are both very thankful for the support they received for school this year.

Konnie is finishing her second year of Junior Secondary School (JSS2) this spring and hopes to become a teacher when she completes her education.

Janet is finishing her 6th grade (class 6) year this spring and hopes to become a nurse when she grows up.

March 8th is International Women's Day.  On this day, we celebrate the achievements of women globally. 

For 12 years, we have been helping to educate girls. We strategically have impacted the destinies of hundreds of young girls, helping them complete their basic schooling.