FAWE Voices
Amina Omar Kitwana,
23 years from Matemwe
I completed my form four studies in 2018. Due to financial constraints, I could not further my education and had to stay with my mum and help her […]
Today as we mark the International Day of the Girl under the theme “Girl Force: Unscripted and unstoppable”, I reflect on the hurdles the girl child has overcome, some of which continue to prevail […]
Before I joined the FAWE program, I was not in a good situation. I was in a relationship with a man and had 2 boys. My fi ancé left me with the 2 children.
I heard […]
My name is Na fiso Mohamed Khallif. I was among the bene ciaries of the TVET training provided by FAWE Somalia.
I had dropped out of school and was just staying at home when I heard the […]
I am single parent with four children of my own and another two from my relatives that stay with me. I dropped out of school and could not get employment. I depended on handouts.
One […]
I dropped out of school in 2011 due to lack of fees.
One day I heard an announcement on the radio that FAWE Somalia together with the Skills for Youth Center were providing free TVET […]
I am currently working at Skills for Youth Center as a secretary. I am a former bene ciary of the FAWE TVET program for out-of-school girls.
Prior to securing the scholarship, I was a school drop-out […]
“I am now in Senior 2 and I want to be a doctor. FAWE has being paying my school fees from Senior […]
“I don’t know where I would have been by now if I hadn’t got a scholarship because I didn’t have a mum and I didn’t have a dad now, and surely there was […]
Win, the diminutive of the name of Winfridah, in English also means the act of overcoming a test.
