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Our Vision
A transformed Africa where women and children have equal access to education, justice, healthcare, and economic opportunity, leading to resilient and empowered communities.
Our Mission
To empower African women and children through access to education, health, economic opportunities, and social support systems that promote dignity, independence, and long-term community transformation.
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Help us build a future where every woman and child has the power to thrive. Your gift helps women and children learn, stay healthy, and thrive. By donating, you fuel scholarships, community learning hubs, health and dignity packs, protection services, and mentorship that open real pathways to opportunity.
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Banking Details
Bank name: FNB
Account name: African Women and Children Empowerment Network in Action
Account Type: Gold business Account
Account Number: 63168398858
Branch Name: Musgrave road DBN
Ways to Give
Monthly recurring donations provide steady, predictable support that keeps our programmes running year-round.
One-time donations via EFT or mobile payment are a quick, secure way to create immediate impact. Give any amount, whenever you can, to fund scholarships, community hubs, health and dignity packs, protection services, and mentorship.
In-kind donations (books, hygiene packs, laptops) directly equip women and children with what they need to learn and thrive. We welcome new or gently used books (age-appropriate, inclusive titles), hygiene packs (soap, toothpaste/brush, deodorant, sanitary pads), and laptops/tablets (with chargers, data wiped) for study and digital access. Your items stock community learning hubs, support scholarship recipients, and keep girls in school with dignity. We can arrange drop-off or collection for bulk drives, and corporate partners are invited to host office donation days. To coordinate items, quantities, or pick-ups, please contact us—we’ll guide you on current priority needs.
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