women and girls empowerment

October 11th Marks the International Day of the Girl Child.

Theme: Girls' Vision for the Future

At the Queen fongang Foundation, women and girls empowerment is at the heart of our mission. We strive to create a nurturing environment where young women can access education, mentorship, and resources that enable them to realize their full potential. Through innovative programs and community engagement, we foster confidence and resilience, encouraging participants to break barriers and pursue their dreams. By celebrating the unique strengths of each individual, we aim to build a supportive network that uplifts and inspires, ultimately creating a brighter future for all women and girls in our community.

At the Queen fongang Foundation, we empower women and girls through a multifaceted approach that prioritizes education, mentorship, and skill-building. Our programs provide access to scholarships, workshops, and vocational training, equipping participants with the tools they need to succeed in various fields. We also foster mentorship relationships that connect young women with inspiring role models, helping them navigate personal and professional challenges. By promoting leadership development and creating safe spaces for dialogue, we encourage girls to voice their aspirations and take charge of their futures. Together, we cultivate a community where women and girls can thrive and make impactful contributions to society.

At the Queen fongang Foundation, our commitment to women and girls empowerment is reflected in a diverse array of initiatives designed to foster growth and opportunity. We offer educational scholarships that enable young women to pursue their academic goals, alongside mentorship programs that connect them with experienced professionals across various industries. Our leadership workshops and personal development seminars equip participants with vital skills such as public speaking, financial literacy, and self-advocacy. Additionally, we host community events that promote networking and collaboration, allowing women to share their stories and build supportive relationships. Through these efforts, we create a holistic environment that nurtures confidence, resilience, and the ability to effect meaningful change in their lives and communities.

At the Queen fongang Foundation, we offer a comprehensive suite of programs dedicated to empowering women and girls. Our educational scholarships open doors to academic pursuits, while our skill-building workshops focus on essential areas such as coding, entrepreneurship, and financial management. We provide mentorship opportunities that connect young women with accomplished leaders, fostering guidance and support in navigating their careers. Additionally, our wellness programs emphasize mental health and self-care, equipping participants with tools to manage stress and build resilience. Through leadership training and community engagement activities, we encourage women and girls to become active change-makers in their communities, ensuring they have the confidence and resources to pursue their dreams and drive social impact.

In partnership with UNFPA, QFF is drilled to be part of the "Woman eh, Wuna Place Dey", a feminist and Gender Transformative Project.

Gender based violence remains a concern in the emergency context today, raising awareness is imperative.
Sexual violence can lead to HIV leaving the survivor more vulnerable.
In Lebialem, Ndian, Koupe Manengouba, Meme, Manyu and Fako Divisions of the South West Region, QFF will be carrying out GBV Service provision and HIV awareness to prevent and curb violence exacerbated especially in emergency.
In Kang Barombi of Meme Division, QFF conducts Safty Audit to identify GBV risks, and barriers to accessing multi-sector services at site – level.
With the support of UNFPA, in collaboration with GIZ, BMZ and European Union, QFF will be extending GBV services to vulnerable women and girls, especially in hard to reach communities.
Together, let’s break the silence and end violence

QFF joins UNICEF and partners for the Girls Movement Caravan in the South West Region.
Girls Vision for the Future

INSO’s support has also contributed to increased credibility, better collaboration and ultimately more effective humanitarian response.
Visit of INSO’s Deputy Country Director to QFF’s head office, sparked discussions meant to improve our interventions especially in security sensitive zones

Today May 28, in partnership with UNICEF, we join the world to commemorate World Menstrual Hygiene Day under the Theme; "Together for a #Period Friendly World".

Let's honor the women before us - our rights today exist because of their struggles. Women are pillars of peace and development, our voices must shape decisions.

Scroll to Top