Centre for Women and Girls - CWG

Centre for Women and Girls - CWG Vision: A socially just,self-sufficient society where each can live to his or her full potential in

Centre for Women and Girls (CWG) was founded as secular and non-profit making organization in 2006 AD and Registered under the Manipur Societies Registration Act of 1989 on 24th November 2006, under Foreign Contribution Regulations Act, 2010 in 2012. The office is located at about 50 km from Imphal, the State Capital City of Manipur at Lhunnajang Village, Tengnoupal block of Chandel District borde

ring Indo-Myanmar. The Asian Highway-1 (AH-1) passes through and connecting India to rest of the Asian countries. The members are local Tribal women and youths who have clear objective and committed to work with different community Stake holders and promote empowerment of women and disadvantage youths through education and need based capacity building. Members are encouraged to fight against different forms of violence, discrimination and sexual exploitation of women and children in particular and violation of humanitarian law and Human rights in general. Working with and for the tribal people and other backward classes who are poor and marginalized, ignorant and who are unable to explore their potentials. Who are being suppressed and dominated by the modern technologies, victims of the political and armed conflicts. CWG also feel the importance to work with a range of different stakeholders who have influence at different levels to gain access and reduce risks associated to working in different communities.

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21/03/2024

Very well said


Very much true and pretty well said
21/03/2024

Very much true and pretty well said

08/02/2024
A youth whose village was burnt down leads a Community Learning Space created for displaced little ones to prevent losse...
22/01/2024

A youth whose village was burnt down leads a Community Learning Space created for displaced little ones to prevent losses in foundational learning. Loisy relief camp, Manipur, Nov 2023.

A session on parenting where we discussed compassion, children’s self-esteem, what children infer from how parents speak...
10/01/2024

A session on parenting where we discussed compassion, children’s self-esteem, what children infer from how parents speak of family finances, social media usage, and seeking help.

We also raised awareness of the increased risk of child trafficking in the context of the ongoing ethnic violence, with education and livelihoods disrupted. The role of village-level policies and initiatives for child rights was also covered.

A treasure hunt at Tengnoupal with our displaced children club.Some found less, and some more. We learnt how to share i...
30/12/2023

A treasure hunt at Tengnoupal with our displaced children club.

Some found less, and some more. We learnt how to share it all equally. Much wholesomeness!

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Nov 2023

🥏🥏🥏Giving it our all, happily!A session of Ultimate, Nov 2023.
23/12/2023

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Giving it our all, happily!

A session of Ultimate, Nov 2023.

A drawing session at a Community Learning Space, at a relief camp in Tengnoupal.At these learning spaces, our youth guid...
19/12/2023

A drawing session at a Community Learning Space, at a relief camp in Tengnoupal.

At these learning spaces, our youth guide the little ones through sessions that prevent losses in foundational learning.

Tengnoupal, Manipur, Nov 2023.

Langching, a village with over a hundred households, was entirely burnt down in May, a consequence of the ethnic violenc...
13/12/2023

Langching, a village with over a hundred households, was entirely burnt down in May, a consequence of the ethnic violence that erupted that month. Some of those displaced villagers reached out to us, expressing a desire to farm. It was the only way forward, they said, the only way to fight hunger. They had lost access to the market—couldn’t buy, couldn't sell.

We supported their farming initiative, and recently visited them. They told us the work keeps them busy, helps them momentarily forget their suffering.

They now grow cabbage, beans, potato, mustard leaves, coriander and more.

Nov 2023.
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