The Women’s Voice and Leadership Project is a five-year Global Affairs Canada development assistance with the goal to support the capacity and activities of local and national women’s organizations and movements seeking to empower women and girls, advance the protection
Women’s Rights and Health Project (WRAHP) is working to “Improve protection from SGBV for women and young girls through the VAPP law in Ebonyi and Edo State”. Specifically, the project intends to raise awareness on the provisions of the VAPP
WRAHP with support from the African Women’s Development Fund is implementing a project titled ‘STRENGTHENING THE LEADERSHIP CAPACITY OF WOMEN AND GIRLS LIVING WITH DISABILITIES FOR EFFECTIVE SGBV RESPONSE AND ACCESS TO JUSTICE IN aLIMOSHO LGA, LAGOS STATE’ To amplify
This intervention by the Women’s Rights and Health Project has worked to increase access to justice-related services for gender-based violence survivors in Alimosho Local Government Area of Lagos State. In the bid to tackle Sexual and Gender-Based Violence (SGBV) in
Sexual Violence Research Initiative SVRI2017 Forum in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil and sharing our experience on SGBV prevention and management in 2 communities with over 500 people and 345 research presenters
WRAHP participated in African Women Collective Action on Defining the Pathway to Achieve 2030 Agenda & African 2063. Kenya, Nairobi organized by The African Women Development and Communication Network (FEMNET).
WRAHP attended the PATA-PACF 2016 Continental Summit, which held from 04 – 07 December 2016, in Entebbe, Uganda as a part of her C3 programme (clinic-CBO collaboration partnership) to reduce the incidence of HIV in Esan Central, Edo State
Bose Ironsi (Executive Director) and Amah Anne (Program Officer) represented WRAHP along with more than 4,300 civil society representatives from 130 countries who participated in the 62nd session of the Commission on the Status of Women (CSW62), and took
WRAHP implemented a project on Improving Gender Equalities and Strengthening the Legal Rights of Women and Young People with the support of OSIWA. The project addressed the gender disparity in access to legal protection by women and young people
