Real stories from the communities we serve — told with dignity, truth, and hope.
When Ama joined a WENAF-supported village savings group, she didn't expect it would change her entire community. Two years later, 45 women have started small businesses.
Read MoreIn a region where mental illness was attributed to spiritual causes, WENAF's mental health first aiders are changing the narrative — one conversation at a time.
Read MoreAfter years of walking 3km to fetch water, the community of Kpando now has a solar-powered borehole serving 2,000 residents.
Read MoreWENAF's Youth Leadership Camp graduates are mediating chieftaincy disputes and organizing community clean-ups in their home towns.
Read MoreOur mobile health screening reached 500 residents in Adaklu, detecting 23 cases of undiagnosed hypertension and referring 8 for further care.
Read MoreComfort Agbeko once visited a WENAF health screening as a patient. Today she leads screenings in her own community.
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