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In Pictures: Launch and orientation of Cohort 6; FLMA

All Mentors of the FLMA present express their unwavering solidarity and encouragement to every mentee embarking on this journey. ‘We collectively affirm our commitment to guiding, supporting, and empowering you as you grow in leadership, knowledge, and purpose. This program represents an opportunity for transformation, collaboration, and self-discovery. We urge you to remain resilient, openContinue reading “In Pictures: Launch and orientation of Cohort 6; FLMA”

Nyasabga’s women farmers bear the brunt of climate change and land degradation, others turn to smart agriculture

Climate change is exacerbating the struggles of women farmers in the Nyasabga community in Northern Ghana’s Karaga District. Prolonged drought has left many women farmers reaping empty harvests, but while some have no harvest, others are defying the odds by adopting climate-smart agricultural practices, showcasing persistence and determination. This story explores the limited access toContinue reading “Nyasabga’s women farmers bear the brunt of climate change and land degradation, others turn to smart agriculture”

Real men protect dignity, not the reputation of abusers – GBV Advocate

Gender-Based Violence (GBV) advocate and KASA Project Lead, Juliet Wepaare Ako, has called on men and boys to redefine masculinity by standing up against abuse and defending the dignity of women and girls. “Real men protect dignity, not the reputation of abusers,” she stressed, urging male allies to break the culture of silence that oftenContinue reading “Real men protect dignity, not the reputation of abusers – GBV Advocate”

Ghanaian Caregivers Need to be Properly Catered for – SWIDA Ghana

At the CSW70 Hauriou Commission side event, SWIDA Ghana highlighted the vital role of grassroots women caregivers in Northern Ghana, saying they are the unsung heroes providing essential care work. Executive Director of SWIDA Ghana, Hajia Alima Sagito-Saeed said these care workers are often unpaid and undervalued, yet remain a crucial need for community well-being.Continue reading “Ghanaian Caregivers Need to be Properly Catered for – SWIDA Ghana”

UCARE: Project Staff Monitor Meetings in Savannah Region

Staff of the UCARE project are the in Central, East, and West Gonja Districts of the Savannah Region, actively supporting and monitoring the monthly meetings of Gender Model Family Champions. This initiative, funded by Alinea International and Global Affairs Canada, is being used to strengthen community-led efforts to promote gender equality and women’s empowerment. ThroughContinue reading “UCARE: Project Staff Monitor Meetings in Savannah Region”

SWIDA Ghana is humbled to receive the NGO of the Year 2025 award at the Northern Ghana Business Excellence Awards by KIP Events in Tamale. This recognition acknowledges our tireless efforts in empowering women entrepreneurs and promoting economic growth in Northern Ghana.

Statement Read on Behalf of the Women of Nandundo

By Mba Afa Yahaya Yakubu, Youth Chief of Nandundo, before the Installation On behalf of the Women of Nandundo, I am honoured to read this statement. Since 2014, our mothers and sisters have witnessed real transformation through the work of SWIDA Ghana under the dedicated leadership of Hajia Sagito Alima Sa-eed. What began with onlyContinue reading “Statement Read on Behalf of the Women of Nandundo”

SWIDA Ghana Embarks on Monitoring Neighborhood Meetings

SWIDA Ghana, under the UCARE Project, continues has been monitoring the monthly neighbourhood meetings with Gender Model Family (GMF) households in the Savannah Region, to track progress and address challenges in the implementation of their GMF Action Plans. During the recent meetings, families reported encouraging progress, particularly in the redistribution of household chores. This showsContinue reading “SWIDA Ghana Embarks on Monitoring Neighborhood Meetings”

In Pictures:

SWIDA Ghana and AfriYouth collaborate with industry stakeholders in the Smock Industry within the Northern region to deliberate on the industry’s progress. This initiative forms part of a broader strategy to render the industry vibrant and profitable for value chain actors, particularly women, girls, and youth who depend on it for their livelihood.

KASA! Safe Spaces Monitoring Update

As part of our continued commitment to supporting survivors and individuals navigating abuse and exploitation, the KASA! Project Safe Spaces funded by African Women’s Development Fund are now fully operational. Five spaces have been established, with four stationed in Tamale and one in Walewale, with each of them having trained staff who provide confidential support,Continue reading “KASA! Safe Spaces Monitoring Update”