As part of activities under our project, titled “Financial Freedom For The Informal Sector Women”, funded by African Women's Development Fund, We are celebrating the #International Women’s Day with our gallant and hardworking Market Women under the Theme; “Invest In Women: Accelerate Progress. #iwd2024

Happy International Women’s Day to all Women especially our incredible and gallant market Women. “Invest in Women: Accelerate Progress” African Women's Development Fund はうはう #iwd2024 #FinancialFreedom4Women

On Friday, 8th March, we celebrated over 80 market women to mark #IWD2024 fully funded by African Women's Development Fund.These women received training on Financial Literacy and Business management as well as half piece of GTP cloth in honour of their contribution to Ghana’s economy. #FinancialFreedom

Tamale Market Women receives training on Financial Litracy and Business Management on the Occasion of International Women’s Day funded by African Women's Development Fund. thecustodianghonline.com/2024/03/2024-i…

We received a team lead by the Executive Director of Foundation for Security and Development in Africa (FOSDA) our office. The meeting was to establish first hand information about who we are and what we do. We are grateful for the visit. #EmpoweringWomenAndGirls

Executive Director in a mentorship session with mentees on Confidence Building and Public Speaking under SWIDA-GH 4th Cohort Female Leadership Mentorship Academy program. #mentorship

Facts Number 1 On Menstruation: “On average a woman menstruates for about 7 years during their lifetime.” - UNICEF WASH United, MenstrualHygieneDay, UNICEF #MHDay2024 #PeriodFriendlyWorld #periodfriendlyghana

Facts Number 2 On Menstruation “The first period can be met with either celebration, fear or concern. For every girl, this signifies an important transition to womanhood - a time when they would benefit from the support of family and friends.” - UNICEF WASH United, MenstrualHygieneDay

Fact Number 3 On Menstruation “Many girls do not have complete and accurate understanding of menstruation as a normal biological process. Educating girls before their first period and, importantly, boys on menstruation, builds their confidence, contributes to social solidarity.

Fact Number 4 on Menstruation: “Poor menstrual hygiene can pose health risks and has been linked to reproductive and urinary tract infections. Many girls and women have limited options for affordable menstrual materials.” - UNICEF UNICEF MenstrualHygieneDay WASH United #2024mhd

Facts Number 5 on Menstruation: “Girls and women with disabilities and special needs face additional challenges with menstrual hygiene and are affected disproportionately with lack of access to toilets with water and materials to manage their period.” -UNICEF MenstrualHygieneDay

Fact Number 6 on Menstruation: “Many women and girls do not have access to materials to manage their menstruation, especially in times of emergency, natural disasters and conflicts.” - UNICEF MenstrualHygieneDay UNICEF #mhd2024

Tomorrow is the day, however we are still appealing for donation of menstrual cups to mark the Menstrual Hygiene Day. #MHDay2024 #PeriodFriendlyWorld #periodfriendlyghana

Yesterday 100 beneficiary girls drawn from four communities were educated on menstrual hygiene management and given one menstrual cup each to enable them have a sustained quality menstrual life. MenstrualHygieneDay Next school loading…….

Still in the spirit of MenstrualHygieneDay, yesterday was the turn of Hilaalia Islamic school, where 50 menstruating girls were educated on menstrual hygiene management and given one menstrual cup each to have a sustained quality menstrual life. Norsaac, RAINS

We participated in a 3 days capacity building workshop organized by Plan International Ghana. Participants were given comprehensive training on the following; 1. Financial Compliance and Fraud 2. ⁠Resource Mobilization 3. ⁠Communication and Media Engagement 4. ⁠Monitoring and Evaluation

Eid is a time of joy, a time of togetherness, and a time of gratitude. May the blessings of Eid bring you peace, happiness, and prosperity. #EidAlAdha2024

Father's Day signifies the father's love and sacrifice to provide everything that makes their children happy and shapes their lives. The unconditional love of fathers can't be measured and their influence on children is irreplaceable. #Fathersday2024

Yesterday, we ended our #menstrual hygiene management project at Kumbungu Senior High School. We equipped them over 100 underprivileged menstruating girls with knowledge on menstrual hygiene management and donated menstrual cups to all participants. #mhd2024

We participated in a two-day workshop organised by the Ghana Statistical Service at the UDS Guest House/Conference Center. The workshop focused on the use of Multidimensional Poverty Reports, with representatives from all 261 MMDAs, StatsBank, media and CSOs. Ghana CSOs Platform On SDGs