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International Day of the Girl Child 2026 | GAF x Savaye

International Day of the Girl Child 2026: How GAF and Savaye Celebrated Girls Through Education and Empowerment Every year on October 11, the world marks the International Day of the Girl Child, a day dedicated to the rights of girls and the barriers many of them still face. This year, Girls Affairs Foundation (GAF) celebrated

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Girls’ Training Camp 2026: Dream Big, Shine Bright — A Journey of Growth, Purpose and Impact

What an incredible journey it has been! The Girls Affairs Foundation Girls’ Training Camp 2026, themed “Dream Big, Shine Bright” (Isaiah 60:1), has officially come to an end — but the memories, lessons, friendships and inspiration will continue to live on. This year’s camp brought together young girls for an enriching and exciting experience focused

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REGISTRATION FOR THE GIRLS’ TRAINING CAMP 2026 HAS COMMENCED

Are you ready to dream big and shine bright? ✨ Join the Girls’ Affairs Foundation for an impactful and inspiring Girls’ Training Camp designed to empower, educate, and uplift young girls to become confident leaders of tomorrow. 💡 Theme: Dream Big, Shine Bright (Isaiah 60:1) 📅 Date: 26th July – 2nd August📍 Venue: Inside Emmanuel

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GIRLS AFFAIRS FOUNDATION HOLDS ANNUAL SUMMER LESSONS FOR IKOTA CHILDREN

….Calls for Improved Education Infrastructure The Girls Affairs Foundation (GAF) has successfully concluded its annual summer lessons for children at the Ark Home of Emmanuel Foundation and across the Ikota community, held from August 11 to September 5. The program combined academics, skills acquisition, moral development, and community service. Apart from their regular lessons, children

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