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GBV Safety Audit Training organized by WACameroon and TeenAlive under the UNFPA-funded “Woman Eh Wuna Place Dey” project

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Representing Hadassah Foundation, the Gender Officer participates in a GBV Safety Audit Training organized by WACameroon and TeenAlive under the UNFPA-funded “Woman Eh Wuna Place Dey” project from 15th and 16th June 2026.

The workshop enhanced participants’ skills in identifying GBV-related risks using safety audit tools such as observations, KIIs, and FGDs, while emphasizing key protection principles including safety, confidentiality, and survivor-centered approaches. The training also laid the groundwork for the development of Standard Operating Procedures (SOPs) to strengthen GBV prevention and response efforts in communities.

Through this participation, Hadassah Foundation strengthened its capacity to contribute to safer and more protective environments for women and girls in the communities it serves.

Hadassah Foundation staff participates in a five days training Organized by UNFPA and Teenalive NGO

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Hadassah Foundation staff participates in a five days training 20th to 24 April 2026 in Fini Hotel Limbe SWR. Organized by UNFPA and Teenalive NGO, the training was aimed at building local capacity and strengthening the technical capacity of service providers in data management and GBVIMS implementation. This ensures that GBV data is collected, analyzed, and shared in an ethical, secure, and survivor-centered manner.

Through the BMZ and EU-funded “Woman eh” project, UNFPA aims to ensure that women and girls benefit from safer communities and well-coordinated local protection services. To reinforce local capacity, UNFPA is conducting a series of Gender-Based Violence Information Management System (GBVIMS) trainings.

Hadassah Foundation, in collaboration with Aura Foundation and in partnership with AWEC, successfully organized a community outreach program in Limbe 2 to commemorate 2026 International Women’s Day.

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The activity brought together women from the community for a moment of learning, reflection, and celebration. In line with this year’s spirit of empowering women, the session focused on women’s rights, mental health awareness, and discussions on how mental health connects to gender-based violence and personal wellbeing.

During the interactive session, women were encouraged to speak openly about their experiences, challenges, and lessons learned. The discussions created a safe space where participants could learn from one another and feel supported.

To make the day lively and engaging, the program also included recreational activities such as sizo, tug of war, seven-stone, Today, Hadassah Foundation, in collaboration with Aura Foundation and in partnership with AWEC, successfully organized a community outreach program in Limbe 2 to commemorate International Women’s Day.

The activity brought together women from the community for a moment of learning, reflection, and celebration. In line with this year’s spirit of empowering women, the session focused on women’s rights, mental health awareness, and discussions on how mental health connects to gender-based violence and personal wellbeing.

During the interactive session, women were encouraged to speak openly about their experiences, challenges, and lessons learned. The discussions created a safe space where participants could learn from one another and feel supported.

To make the day lively and engaging, the program also included recreational activities such as sizo, tug of war, seven-story, and other fun games that encouraged teamwork, joy, and bonding among the participants.

As a gesture of appreciation and solidarity, the women also received small packages from the heart, reminding them that they are valued, strong, and not alone.

The program ended on a joyful note, with participants expressing gratitude for the opportunity to learn, share, and celebrate together.

Hadassah Foundation remains committed to promoting women’s empowerment, mental health awareness, and the fight against gender-based violence in our communities. other fun games that encouraged teamwork, joy, and bonding among the participants.

As a gesture of appreciation and solidarity, the women in also received small packages from the heart, reminding them that they are valued, strong, and not alone.

The program ended on a joyful note, with participants expressing gratitude for the opportunity to learn, share, and celebrate together.

Hadassah Foundation remains committed to promoting women’s empowerment, mental health awareness, and the fight against gender-based violence in our communities.

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