Speak Out Violence
Girls, Women and Actually Boys should be encouraged to speak out violence to cause equity in accessing support services across all sectors.
Leveling the Playground
we want equity on a leveled ground, that can accomodate us based on our beliefs, abilities and aspirations. We want our voices to be heard, we want our worries to be understood and addressed and we want spaces that allow us to achieve all that.
Spaces that can understand our GBV Survival Voices, Our need for a best start in life, and to find and stay in work, these are the voices that matter to us as women.
Thanks to efiug's Speak Out Projects:
- 9 districts where efiug works, have more than 3 GBV Focal persons supporting access to services.
- efiug continues to find the neccessary resources to deployWomen Protection and Empowerment officers to support women's voices and challenges.
- There's been 109 community dialogues held in the past year to provide platform to women and young girls to share, discuss and find solutions to challenges related to GBv and girls development.
Create a Free Voice World
Your rights matter as much as every other persons rights. learn to listen to other women and girls and find out how to support their voices to reach their intended targets.
Where We Stand: Promoting Women's Voices
Women must be Encouraged to speak out, their voices heard and positively reacted to. These voices normally come from deeper thoughts and commitments for change that may require vigorous interventions but aid progress on VAWG.
Take Action
There are lots of ways to get involved with efiug’s work to advance equity. Together, we can make a difference in the lives of women and girls.