Uplifting Vulnerable Children
At WFL, we believe that access to education is a fundamental right of every child hence the importance of education as a means of enhancing the livelihood of children in a quest to grow the leaders of tomorrow, whilst tackling poverty as a hinderance to economic development, cannot be overemphasized. Our strategic focus aims to:
Build community schools in rural community areas home to vulnerable children.
Provide donations that support wellbeing and health of vulnerable children and rural communities.
Sponsor the vulnerable girl child with access to education & schooling essentials through strategic partnerships.
#RoadtoMwalukanga2021
Professional Insurance team handing over a cheque worth 83,000 ZMW to the WFL team for the completion of the Mwalukanga Project.
WFL HAVE BEGAN CONSTRUCTION OF THE MWALUKANGA MATERNITY WARD COURTESY OF DEBONAIRS ZAMBIA FOR PHASE ONE
Early this year WFL partnered with Debonairs Zambia, who have donated K150,000 as we have embarked on another journey to construct a maternity ward in response to the plight of women in Mwalukanga having to walk 20km to the nearest health facility. On the 3rd of June 2023, we successfully had our ground breaking ceremony for the maternity ward that, will not only cater to the Mwalukanga community but to three other villages that surround it. Furthermore, the village has over 200 women of child bearing age and we as WFL believe that no woman must die from child birth as access to health care is a fundamental human right. We further understand that quality menstrual and sanitary healthcare is a major factor in safe pregnancies and deliveries as well as positive patient experience.
If you would like to donate to the cause, click the make a donation icon on our website or email us at info@whenfemaleslead.
PICTURES OF GROUND BREAKING CEREMONY AND CURREBT STATUS OF MATERNITY WARD TO BE INSERTED
On Wednesday the 26th of June, the (WFL) office team visited Mwalukanga Village to officially launch the EmpowerHer initiative. This program aims to support girls aged 12-21 who have left school due to early marriages and pregnancies. The initiative is focused on providing these young women with the resources, education, and support they need to reclaim their futures.
The EmpowerHer initiative is set to make a significant impact on the lives of young girls in Mwalukanga and the surrounding villages. We look forward to our continued collaboration with the community and the positive changes this program will bring.
