Lead Girls Africa

01/08/2026

GIRLS EMPOWERMENT PROGRAM 2026 - AUGUST SPECIAL (2nd Edition)

Theme: Growing with Wisdom in a Changing World

Slogan: Character First. Purpose Always.

The world our girls are growing up in is changing rapidly. Every day they are exposed to social media, unhealthy relationships, moral compromise, misinformation and influences that can shape their decisions and future.

At Lead Girls Africa, we believe that every girl deserves the right guidance, practical knowledge and strong values to help her grow into a confident, disciplined and purpose-driven woman.

Join us for the Second Edition of the Girls Empowerment Program as we address the realities facing girls today through honest conversations, mentorship and practical life lessons.

Topics

1. Moral Depravity in Today's World
2. Healthy Internet and Social Media Usage
3. Healthy Friendships: Choosing Friends Who Build You
4. S*x Education and Personal Safety
5. Menstrual Hygiene and Personal Care
6. Being a Girl at Home and Outside the Home
7. Healthy Church Habits and Choosing the Right Spiritual Environment
8. Choosing the Right Field of Study and Preparing for Your Future
9. Phone Ethics and Responsible Digital Behaviour
10.Discipline, Orderliness and Personal Responsibility

Who Can Attend?
Girls aged 10 years and above

Date: Saturday, 15th August 2026

Time: 10:00 AM Prompt

Venue: Will be communicated to registered participants only. (Bonaberi Douala Cameroon)

Participation Fee: 5,000 CFA (Covers snacks, food and drinks.)

Registration Closes: 10th August 2026

Lead Trainer: Rahel Randy
Founder and Executive Director, Lead Girls Africa

Powered By: Lead Girls Africa

To Register: WhatsApp: 674 485 932

This is an investment in the next generation of girls. Together, let us raise girls who are equipped to make wise choices, uphold strong values, pursue excellence and become women of character, leadership and purpose.

Character First. Purpose Always.

28/05/2026

Since 2018, Lead Girls Africa through our Red Dot Project has been working with girls in Cameroon and Uganda to promote menstrual hygiene and support girls with sanitary pads.

Over the years, we have met many young girls who struggle silently during their periods because they cannot afford sanitary pads or do not have the right information about menstrual hygiene. Some stay away from school, some lose confidence, and many carry shame around something completely natural.

This is why the Red Dot Project was created. To remind girls that their period should never stop their education, confidence, or future.

Through school outreaches, community visits, menstrual hygiene education, and sanitary pad distribution, we continue to stand with girls and support them in practical ways that truly matter.

As we mark International Menstrual Hygiene Day 2026 with the theme “Together for a ,” we remain committed to creating safe spaces where girls are informed, supported, and treated with dignity.

Every girl deserves to feel confident, safe, and proud of who she is.

Lead Girls Africa Since 2018
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05/01/2026

Today, we are reminded that educating a girl is not an event, it is a daily commitment. At Lead Girls Africa, our work continues even when the spotlight is off and the challenges feel overwhelming. Every day, girls are choosing between school and survival, dignity and silence, hope and resignation. We exist because these choices should never be theirs to make alone.

Today’s work is simple but powerful: keep girls visible, supported, and believed in. When a girl knows someone is standing with her, she shows up differently. She learns better, dreams louder, and walks with confidence. This is why we show up every day, for the girl who almost gave up, and for the one who is just finding her voice.

05/01/2026

The Boh Nchang GlobalCommuinity celebrates our Founder their daughter.

CEO Rahel Eyong painted Nchang in a positive light. Hear from her.
"Nchang Village to the World!🌍
I am truly honored to be featured by Allaroundworlds Magazine, sharing my journey from a small village in the Southwest Region of Cameroon to the global stage. This is a testament to God’s grace, resilience, and the support of so many incredible people. 🙏🏾
May my story remind you that no dream is too big, no obstacle too great. With faith and determination, anything is possible" Congratulations moh Nchang.

31/12/2025

Happy New Year 2026 from all of us at Lead Girls Africa.

As we step into a new year, our hearts are filled with gratitude for every girl, woman, partner, donor, volunteer, and supporter who stood with us throughout 2025. Last year reminded us why Lead Girls Africa exists: to ensure that girls are educated, protected, confident, and empowered to rise above limitations. Together, we kept girls in school, supported women through difficult seasons, addressed menstrual health challenges, spoke up against gender-based violence, and restored hope where it was fading.

2026 is a new chapter, and our commitment remains unwavering. We move forward with renewed strength, deeper compassion, and a clearer vision to reach more girls, strengthen more women, and build communities where every girl’s potential is protected and nurtured. This year, we will continue to advocate, educate, and empower with integrity, courage, and purpose.

Thank you for believing in this mission and for walking this journey with us. The work continues, and the impact will grow.

We wish you a year of growth, healing, purpose, and fulfilled dreams.

Happy New Year 2026.
Lead Girls Africa

27/12/2025

A girl’s education does not end because she is not smart enough. It often ends because school fees go unpaid. At Lead Girls Africa, we have met girls who sit at home, watching their dreams slowly fade, not because they lack potential, but because poverty stood in the way. When fees are unpaid, a girl is pushed into silence, early labor, or early marriage, and the cycle repeats itself.

We exist to interrupt that cycle. Through education support, mentorship, and community engagement, we work to ensure that financial hardship does not become a life sentence for a girl. Keeping a girl in school changes everything. It protects her future, delays harmful outcomes, and creates a ripple effect that reaches families and entire communities. Education is not charity. It is intervention, protection, and empowerment.

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24/12/2025

Merry Christmas from us at Lead girls Africa.

15/12/2025

No girl should ever be forced to choose between her dignity and her education. When we protect a girl’s right to manage her period safely, we protect her right to stay in school, believe in herself, and build a future. Lead Girls Africa exists to ensure that period poverty never silences a girl’s dreams.

Lead Girls Africa

15/12/2025

One pad was all it took for a young girl to consider dropping out of school. Not because she lacked intelligence or ambition, but because her dignity was compromised. This is the reality we encounter every day at Lead Girls Africa. Too many girls in Cameroon are still missing school, falling behind, or quietly giving up on their dreams simply because they lack access to menstrual hygiene support and accurate information about their bodies.

We exist because period poverty, silence, and stigma should never decide a girl’s future. Our work focuses on keeping girls in school by providing menstrual hygiene support, educating girls on menstrual health, and creating safe spaces where they can ask questions without shame or fear. We work directly with schools and communities because real change happens when girls are supported where they live and learn.

When we intervene, we are not just distributing sanitary materials. We are restoring confidence, protecting school attendance, and affirming a girl’s right to education and dignity. The message is simple and urgent: no girl should ever be forced to choose between her period and her future.

02/12/2025

Last year, Lead Girls Africa met a single mother of four working as a maid. She carried a quiet determination, the kind that comes from years of pushing through life with very little support. During our conversation, she shared a dream she had held onto for years-the desire to go back to school. She had never been to secondary school, not once, but her hunger to learn was stronger than her circumstances. We believed in her. We supported her with full tuition and the encouragement she needed to finally begin her education journey. She enrolled in adult secondary school last year and performed exceptionally well, proving that opportunity is often the only missing piece in someone’s story.

At the start of this school year, Lead Girls Africa paid part of her tuition to help her continue her studies. Last week Wednesday, she reached out again with a humble reminder about the remaining balance. Yesterday, we completed the full payment. Her gratitude and her promise to make us proud remind us why our mission matters. Every girl or woman who fights for her future deserves someone who believes in her. Sometimes, all they need is a little help to rise.