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Enhancing the collective knowledge, skills, and abilities of women within each group is crucial. By investing in their development through tailored education, training, and mentorship programs, we unlock their potential and contribute to the strength and diversity of communities and organizations. This approach promotes gender equality, fosters inclusivity, and drives innovation and sustainable development.
One of the women conducting an internal capacity buildig section for women in her community
Participants at the Internal Capacity Building Session organized by the Slum and Rural Health Initiative (SRHIN) in 2024, aimed at enhancing skills and knowledge for better community health outreach and support.
Participants gather for a group photo during the 2024 Internal Capacity Building Session by the Slum and Rural Health Initiative (SRHIN), dedicated to empowering women through education, training, and mentorship to promote gender equality, inclusivity, and sustainable development.
Women engaging in a discussion during the 2024 Internal Capacity Building Session by the Slum and Rural Health Initiative (SRHIN), focused on empowering women through education, training, and mentorship to drive community development and promote gender equality
Leading the Charge: A facilitator addresses participants during the 2024 Internal Capacity Building Session by the Slum and Rural Health Initiative (SRHIN)
Empowering Ugya Community: Women engage in a focused discussion during the Internal Capacity Building Session by the Slum and Rural Health Initiative (SRHIN), designed to enhance their skills and knowledge through tailored education, training, and mentorship programs.
One of the women leaders at Enyezi Community, Nasarawa state, sensitizing one of the community members on “Drug Abuse and Gender Based Violence
Cross section of participants at the sensitization program.
Women actively participating in a sensitization walk against rape organized by SRHIN in Toto LGA, Nassarawa
One of the women leaders in the Kuru Community in Nassarawa is engaging in addressing women in her group about the prevalence of Gender-Based Violence (GBV).
