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ABOUT US
Recognizing that girls face multiple challenges in pursuing an education, African Girls is employing a holistic approach to change the perception of the value of girls at the individual, community and institutional levels; foster an enabling environment for adolescent girls’ education; and engage and equip girls to make life decisions and important contributions to society. Building on stakeholders’ expertise, African Girls invests in new efforts to expand educational opportunities for girls—including in areas of personal health.
OUR PROGRAMS
Providing sustainable solutions to our girls.
Personal Health Club
Girls around the world, without pads use rags, mattress stuffing, banana leaves, feathers to manage their menstruation. Menstruation is perhaps one of…..
Mentorship Club
In Africa, almost every child will grow without a mentor. Research has shown that positive mentoring relationships have a very strong positive….
Dream Club
The Dream Academy program encourages young people to dream big. It Encourages kids to take their imagination and run with it and to….
New Life Club
A lot of progress has been done to enliven women’s life in Africa, however, more still needs to be done to target cultural economic and health burdens.
The Career Club
The rate of youth unemployment in the world is growing in leaps and bounds. Unfortunately, the African continent has shown an unprecedented rate of youth…
1 Community 1 Library
In the United States, our ambassadors collect, sort, and pack gently-used books to ship to specific African communities.
WITH ACCESS TO EDUCATION WE CAN DO AMAZING THINGS
In the United States, our ambassadors collect, sort, and pack gently-used books to ship to specific African communities. They organize book drives in local schools and neighborhoods and raise modest funds to ship the books to our libraries.
In Africa, we work with communities to build these libraries. They receive the books and organize them into libraries to serve local African communities. Along the way, the U.S. donors learn about Africa and develop closer connections to the people in the recipient communities.
We work with community leaders, local governments and the community to build sustainable libraries.
OUR BLOG
Girls Leadership Symposium
On December 9, 2017 more than 100 passionate girl advocates from around Cameroon will convene for the 2nd annual African Girls Leadership Symposium in Bamenda. For a couple of hours th [...]
Happy Women’s Day 2017!
#BeReady4Change Challenges that Women Face Access to Education: 31 million girls of primary school age are not in school, which represents a huge pool of untapped girl power. Employme [...]
International Day of the Girl Child
A word from the president of AG as we celebrate the international day of the girl child. In today’s contemporary world, there are still so many impediments to women/girl development. I [...]