FWA AUGUST 2022 NARRATIVE REPORT
I married an orphan husband. He promised me to live happily and He used to say that I am all He has. After 4 year, he started dating other women. I lived in the village and He was in Bujumbura.One day……………………….
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COVID-19 AND NTASEKA CLINIC In the month March 2021, Friends Women’s Association has continued to apply Covid-19 restrictions at Ntaseka Clinic for both the staff and the beneficiaries’ protection. MARCH 8, 2021 On March 12, 2021, as women-led organization which works for women, the FWA joined the world to celebrate the international women’s day.
Friends Women’s Association JANUARY 2024 Report
“I was in the 9th year of high school when my boyfriend impregnated me, and my family rejected me from their house. My boyfriend wanted to rent a house for me and give me capital for a small business but his mother suggested that I could go and live with her……………..
FWA SEPTEMBER 2022 NARRATIVE REPORT
Although we still need medical equipment, we have started to have new born babies at Ntaseka clinic.
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Dear Friends, With #GivingTuesday just around the corner, we want to tell you abouta powerful opportunity to maximize your donation this year to theFriends Women’s Association. Global Giving has $1.2 Million to giveaway. This Giving Tuesday,Global Giving is following your lead and will give where you give.GlobalGiving will distribute Incentive Funds to participating projectsproportionally based…
FRIENDS WOMEN’S ASSOCIATION 2020 NARRATIVE REPORT
COVID-19 AND NTASEKA CLINIC On December 17, 2020, according to the Ministry of Public Health and the Fight against HIV/AIDS, since March 31, 2020 a total of 76962 people have been tested for COVID-19, including 760 confirmed cases, 687 discharged,71 active cases and two deaths. So, since July 2020, different organizations have supported Ntaseka clinic…
Friends Women’s Association NOVEMBER 2024 Report
Under the support of the Canadian Friends Service Committee (CFSC), have continued the construction work of the Women’s Socio Economic Empowement Center (WSEEC). The aim of this project is to avail training rooms and a temporary safe shelter for gender-based violence survivors at the FWA headquarters. This project will cost $200,000