Empowering Women through Global Friendships
A network for friends, volunteers and development mentors that work with Project Africa to empower rural women and girls.
Our Mission: Empowering women and girls in rural Africa
Empowering women and girls in rural Africa is my passion. Everyday, I think of ways in which life for women and girls in Africa can be made better. I am proud of the achivements that we have already made to establish the Women Leadership Academies and Mentoring Centres. Much More is needed and with the help of all my beautiful friends who are part of our rafiki program, volunteer and intership programs, development mentorship programs, I know for sure that this mission is possible.
I therefore call on every beautiful soul to reach out and be a part of this social network which I have created to bring together all friends of Project Africa. That we can share our experiences, our joys, our struggles and our effort towards empowerment.
Send in your stories and photos, resources and solutions and together we can Turn Vulnerability Into Victory as we get empowered through Global friendships.
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Mission Field Express: Project Africa News and Reports
Project Africa recently received a donation from MotherKind Network (Canada) towards the Rafiki Program. Our partnership with MotherKind Network which is being coordinated by D. Swanell and V. Kitchen will help promote handicrafts made by women in the Project Africa network.
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Project Africa on Twitter
Project Africa has joined Twitter. Follow our steps as we journey through towards empowerment.
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Development mentors arrive in Kenya:
At least five international volunteers from USA and Sweden arrived in Kenya to serve as development mentors for Project Africa. The mentors are stationed in Lungalunga and Kakamega where a they are engaged in various activities such us mentorship workshops for business women, adult education , teaching English, event organization etc.
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Project Africa Founder/Director becomes World pulse Correspondent
Project Africa’s Founder/director, Lin Wafula, has been selected a World Pulse correspondent. Together with other 30 women from other parts of the world, Lin will be going through training on citizen journalism which aims to equip the correspondents with skills that will enable them to report effectively on issues affecting women in their communities. “I am excited about the Program and feel honoured to have been given this opportunity. I will use it to speak about issues affecting women in Africa.” Says Lin.
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Let Your Light So Shine!
By Rev. Cathryn Hughes
Is your candle of love shining on your bothers and sisters in Christ?
Is your candle a beacon of light to the hopeless and sinner?
Did you know, that if you go into a dark room, and you light one s… Continue
Posted by Rev. Cathryn Hughes on October 1, 2009 at 8:29pm
Rafiki Program Success: Women Share their Testimonies
"May God Bless you for you brought Project Africa to Kenya. I am happy because I have penpal from USA."
Dorcus M, Godo
"Madhumuni ya barua hii nikutaka kutoa shukurani zangu nyingi kwa rafiki club kwa mafundisho na masomo tulio pata yamaniinua sana hasa kwa biashara yangu" Rosemary, Lungalunga
"I am twenty two… Continue
Posted by Lin Wafula on August 7, 2009 at 8:30am
The Rafiki Club: Empowering women through Global Friendships
I wish to introduce hereby the Rafiki program initiated by Project Africa with an aim to empower rural women with Adult education and literacy through global friendships.
The Rafiki program is about exchanging letters between women in and Girls in rural Kenya and those… Continue
Posted by Lin Wafula on June 27, 2009 at 4:30pm
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