Sister's Ally Foundation for Community Development is a non-profit organisation founded in 2020 to bridge existing gaps which prevent girls from low-income homes in under-served communities from harnessing their full potential; in a bid to curb child marriage, teenage pregnancy, poverty and other resulting negative outcomes.
Through mentorship, educational funding, skill acquisition/business training and access to global opportunities, we empower girls to break the cycle of poverty and become inspiring figures within society.
Our core activities include (but not limited to) Educational Funding Support and Scholarship Opportunities, Skill acquisition and business training, mentorship for the girl child, as well as School and Community outreach events to sensitise the public on the need to promote girl child education and empowerment to end child marriage.
Since 2020, we have reached 578 people via our online mentorship, 14 girls through on-one mentorship, and partnered to train 54 girls in different skills including Tech, fashion designing, baking pastries and confectionaries production, Makeup and hairstyling. Also, we have carried out various sensitisation in schools and communities, reaching 3,224 people.
Through the support of our partners, we run the Girl Adoption project and have so far paid SSCE fees for 5 students. We currently have two young girls in the university under the full scholarship program.