Alliance for African Women Initiative

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Our Projects

AFAWI has undertaken a number of development projects over the years. Some of these have centered on youth and women empowerment, community and human resource development. Among the number of projects taken by us include a Malaria Control Project and a programme aimed at curbing Discrimination and Stigmatization of Persons Living with HIV/AIDS (PLWHA).

What We Do

We in AFAWI believe that each one of us is either part of the problem or the solution, therefore collaboration with other stakeholders who in their own way championing sound education for all, Women/Youth empowerment and development, HIV/AIDS and Sexual Reproductive Health, Community/Rural Development, Advocating Women and Human Rights

Who We Are

Founded in 2005 and registered in 2006, Alliance for African Women Initiative (AFAWI) is a development oriented non- profit, non sectarian, non governmental organization that seeks to ensure equitable development for both rural inhabitants and poor urban dwellers, especially women and children.

 

Healthy Menstrual Management Opens Doors for African Girls

Menstural healthFunding provided by: CIDA-SIGEP

Often times the seemingly insurmountable problems that developing countries face can have simply, yet effective solutions. The main problem is typically the lack of adequate funds and the implementation of appropriate procedures. However, in the case of African girls missing out on their education due to poor menstrual practices, the solution can be as simple as providing them with feminine products and installing incinerators on their school grounds. For decades African girls have been cursed by their menstrual cycles and menstruation at some point in their social exclusion and disempowerment. All females experience menstruation at some point in their lives, but many African girls do not know enough about their bodies and end up practicing poor menstrual management. African adolescents simply do not know the natural process that their bodies go through during menstruation; they are not informed about how to keep themselves healthy and confident...
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Youth Development: AFAWI Teen Club

Teen ClubAFAWI believes that educating the youth in the community will help foster their growth into responsible adults and will empower them to make better choices in life. As such, the organization launched a Teen Club in January 2008 at Green Hill International School for students in Junior High School (grades 7 to 9). Since March 2010, the club has been based in Taifa Community School.

AFAWI’s Teen Club meets once per week and covers topics such as current events, leadership, health and...
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AFAWI Livelihood Project



Funding provided by: Ghana Business Development Services Fund

An empowering factor for people living with HIV is having the ability to work and to generate income in a sustainable manner. As such, AFAWI launched a Sustainable Livelihood project in order to give its People Living with HIV (PLHIV) group members a source of income and a basic understanding of business skills.

With the generous assistance provided by the Ghana Business...
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Contact us

Alliance for African Women Initiative (AFAWI)

  • Address: P.O. Box TA 551, Taifa, Accra, Ghana
  • Phone: +233 302 41 07 46
  • Fax: +233 302 41 07 46
  • Website: http://www.afawigh.org
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