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OUR PROGRAMS

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1. Awareness Campaigns and Conversations

Through advocacy and one-on-one conversations with parents, leaders, and girls, we’ve created a program that drives a cultural shift in communities to support girls’ education. We also offer scholarships and free school kits to ease financial burdens. Read more about our strategy.

 

Our impact - Awareness campaigns program
Donate $300 to sponsor an awareness campaign
Ntam Village Awareness Campaign

2. Reproductive Health Education

We train young leaders—peer mentors, both boys and girls—on the topic of reproductive health education, enabling them to connect with their peers in a relatable and approachable manner. Read more about how our program effectively reduces teenage pregnancies and helps girls stay in school.

 

Our impact - Reproductive health program
Donate $100 to train a group of 5 youths
a group of girls and boys

3. Vocational Training For Teenage Mothers

We offer vocational education and business development classes to empower teenage mothers to become financially stable and care for themselves and their children. Read more about the essence and design of our program. 

Our impact - Vocational Training program
Donate $200 to sponsor a teen mother
Teenage mum with her baby smiling
Our Long-Term Goal

Our long-term dream is to establish a transformative boarding secondary school that offers a unique, comprehensive curriculum designed to empower and equip young girls for success in all aspects of their lives. While our curriculum will cover traditional academic subjects, it will also place a strong emphasis on critical areas such as sexual education, girls’ empowerment, self-confidence, entrepreneurship, and financial literacy. Through this holistic approach, we aim to develop well-rounded, resilient young women who will become leaders in their communities, their country, and the world.

Our innovative educational model will have a profound impact on these girls, preparing them to excel not only academically but also as advocates for girls’ education and empowerment in Cameroon and beyond. We will ensure that each student receives the support and guidance needed to gain admission to top colleges and universities—both locally and internationally—providing them with the opportunities to pursue higher education and fulfill their potential.

The time to invest in the education of tomorrow’s leaders is now. Join us in providing these life-changing opportunities for girls in Cameroon, and together we can shape a future where young women are empowered to lead, inspire, and transform their communities and the world.

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"They talked to my parents and saved me from child marriage. I am now a year to finishing secondary school and going to college."
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Janniebeneficiary
"They talked to my parents and saved me from child marriage. I am now a year to finishing secondary school and going to college."
Young girl beneficiary smiling
Janniebeneficiary
"They talked to my parents and saved me from child marriage. I am now a year to finishing secondary school and going to college."
Young girl beneficiary smiling
Janniebeneficiary
"I am so happy to be going back to school after taking a gap year because I couldn’t afford it. They provided me with money for my tuition fees, and I am so grateful. I will work hard to make them proud."
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NadegeBeneficiary
"The books they offered me made a path for me. They were more than books, they were a hand of help taking me out of the dark."
Young girl
ElviraBeneficiary
"I felt so welcomed! I have one child, and I came with her. She is just a few months old. The knowledge I received, along with the grant I got, will help me start a nail polishing and aesthetics small business that will generate money to take care of both her and myself. Thank you so much!"
young girl with her child
VeraBeneficiary
"I received free books and dictionaries from them. I was worried about having the necessary materials for school, and they relieved that burden. Thank you so much!"
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KomBeneficiary
"They have been paying for my tuition fees for four years now! I will finish my secondary school in May 2025, and I am so grateful. I am looking forward to university!"
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DolviraBeneficiary
"I started a catering business in my community thanks to the grant they provided me and the knowledge I gained from them."
Young girl
EmmanuellaBeneficiary
"I am so happy. I learned how to apply false nails and false eyelashes. When I go back to my village , Mabombe, I will do this to earn some money. I will also show my sisters. They will be so happy! "
Image of a girl beneficiary in Ntam
MinetteBeneficiary
"I have learned how to do nails, which I have never known how to do before, so I am very happy! I also learned how to feed pigs, and I have pigs, so I am happy that they will be eating well from now on."
Young girl Chrsitabelle
ChristabelleBeneficiary
"I am so, so happy! The program was wonderful. I love what I learned here! They talked about entrepreneurship. Before, I didn't even know the meaning of entrepreneurship, but now I understand what it is, and I can even teach others about it. Thank God for Educate Young Girls for taking us to this new level! "
Beneficiary Giselle
GiselleBeneficiary
"I learned things that I always dreamed of learning. I am really satisfied! They also gave me a grant, and I will use it to expand my sewing shop, and the money will pay for my little sister's school fees in the village."
Image of a girl beneficiary in Ntam
CharlineBeneficiary
"They were so much fun to be with. I learned how to manage a business and money. They taught us that if I have 200 Frs, it’s not good to use it all. I am supposed to save 100 Frs and use 100 Frs because I don’t know what might happen tomorrow that I might need the money for."
mothers int he farm for training
SylviaBeneficiary
"They welcomed us so well. We had a good place to sleep. I am happy for this initiative for teenage mothers and internally displaced girls like me. I learned how to plant tomatoes and okra, and most importantly, I learned how to manage my money. I have a child, so if I don’t know how to manage my money, I will never be able to take care of my child."
Beneficiary Emelda
EmeldaBeneficiary
John DoeCEO
"Hearing them speak about the possible job paths I could access if I finish my education challenged me to not only stay in school but also to work hard and get good grades. Thank you."
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ElizabethBeneficiary
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