Explore completed community projects and the five ongoing program areas shaping CROWG’s long-term impact.
Select a project to open its dedicated page and browse the complete photo gallery.
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Open photo gallery →School materials, encouragement and community support helped girls and vulnerable learners return to class with dignity and confidence.
Open photo gallery →A community outreach that reached 28 women with fabric, practical support and a shared message of solidarity and self-belief.
Open photo gallery →Hands-on learning activities equipped women and girls with practical skills, peer support and pathways toward self-sustainability.
Open photo gallery →Planning sessions and partner visits strengthened collaboration, program design and the organization’s capacity for sustainable impact.
Each program opens to a detailed section with project information and photographs.
Pillar 01View project & photos →Working with faith leaders, schools, youth groups, families and community institutions to challenge harmful norms and strengthen protective systems.
Faith leaders, women, girls, men, boys, educators and vulnerable households
Pillar 02View project & photos →Age-appropriate, culturally responsive health education and stronger links to trusted youth-friendly services for girls and young women.
Girls aged 10–24, adolescent mothers, caregivers, teachers and health providers
Pillar 03View project & photos →A survivor-centred support pathway connecting faith institutions with healthcare, legal, psychosocial and protection services.
GBV survivors, caregivers, counsellors, women, girls and faith leaders
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Pillar 04View project & photos →Education continuity, leadership, employability and livelihood support that reduce vulnerability to violence, poverty and exclusion.
School-aged girls, adolescent mothers, out-of-school adolescents and caregivers
Pillar 05View project & photos →Generating evidence, improving community data and connecting institutions so policies and services respond better to women and girls.
Government, civil society, researchers, policy makers and development partners
Environmental health education, climate-sensitive protection, youth climate leadership, mental-health resilience and sustainable livelihoods are integrated across our programs.
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