GWA joins the global movement to eliminate child labour. Every child deserves safety, education, and the freedom to dream—not exploitation. Say NO to child labour in all its forms. #EndChildLabour #ProtectChildren #RedCardToChildLabour

GWA participated in a Strategic Engagement Programme with the political class to strengthen public trust in governance and promote grassroots ownership of government policies and projects across Lagos State. Organized by @OPLCE_Lagos

The National Identity Management Commission (NIMC) will begin nationwide ward-level NIN enrollment on February 16, 2026, to take registration closer to the grassroots. This initiative aims to improve access, promote inclusion, and make NIN registration easier for all Nigerians.

GWA participated in a 2-day capacity-building training on Scaling the Adoption & Implementation of Self-Regulation at LimeRidge Signature Hotels. Organized by Ethics and Good Leadership Awareness (EGLAI) with support from the EU-CSO Strengthening Bridge Project.

#ZeroDiscriminationDay Everyone deserves dignity, equality, and respect — no exceptions. We stand unapologetically with vulnerable & marginalized women, adolescent girls, and gender-diverse persons facing stigma in healthcare, at work, in communities & online.

GWA proudly participated in a 5-day intensive training for Auxiliary Social Workers in Ikeja, organized by the Lagos State Ministry of Youth and Social Development with support from UNICEF. The training focused on strengthening and professionalizing social work practice in Lagos.

Good Women Association (GWA) participated in the National/Endline Meeting & Country Exchange on Technology-Facilitated Violence Against Women and Girls (TFVAW/G) in Sub-Saharan Africa. Supported by WARDC & UN Women. #EndGBV #DigitalSafety #TFVAWG #WomenRights #GWA

GWA, through its Program Officer, participated in a one-day Stakeholder Session organized by The Momentum Support Initiative (TMSI) under the AMEM Project to strengthen commitment toward the operationalization of the Lagos STOP Guidelines.

Happy International Women’s Day! Today, March 8, we celebrate the strength, resilience, and achievements of women everywhere. As we honor their contributions, we’re reminded that the journey toward equality and empowerment for all women and girls must continue. #GiveToGain

GWA proudly joins the global celebration of World Social Work Day! We honor the dedication of social workers championing social justice, empowering vulnerable communities, and driving meaningful change. We remain committed to inclusion and amplifying unheard voices.

YES! WE CAN END TB Tuberculosis (TB) remains one of the world’s deadliest infectious diseases, yet it is preventable and curable. With greater awareness, early testing, proper treatment, and strong community support, we can change the story.

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GWA joined the Lagos State Ministry of Health, the TB Network, the Wife of the Governor, the Commissioner for Health, and other partners to commemorate #WorldTBDay. Together, we’re raising awareness that TB is preventable, treatable, and curable. With collective action.

April is Child Abuse Prevention Month—a time to raise awareness and take action to protect every child. At GWA, we believe every child deserves a safe, loving, and supportive environment to grow and thrive. Child protection is everyone’s responsibility. Speak up, educate.

On this World Health Day, let us remember that mental health is just as important as physical health. Mental health challenges are health challenges, and they deserve understanding, support, and care, not stigma. Prioritize your well-being. Speak up. Seek support. Choose health.

GWA proudly joined the 2-day National Training & Deployment of Community Rights Advocates (CRAs) in Lagos. We strengthened our capacity on human rights, GBV, and GRM while sharing community insights. Key takeaway: Empowered communities + strong documentation + collaboration.

Today, GWA celebrate International Girls in ICT Day. A reminder that girls belong in every space where innovation, technology, and the future are being shaped. Let’s move beyond conversations and take action: Empower girls with digital skills.

WORLD MALARIA DAY 2026 Theme: Driven to End Malaria: Now We Can, Now We Must Slogan: Let’s Do It Today, GWA stands with the global community to raise awareness and take action in the fight against malaria. Malaria is both preventable and treatable—but only when we approach it

GWA at the maiden edition of the CPN Lagos Dinner & Award Night 🎉 An unforgettable “Old School Night” filled with great vibes, meaningful connections, and well-deserved recognition. From networking to entertainment, it was a beautiful blend of celebration.