Our Programs
For us, development is not about handing out help — it’s about equipping people with the tools, resources, and support they need to build lasting change in their own communities. We are not everywhere — but where we work, we go deep.
Our approach is participatory, locally driven, and designed for long-term impact.
Because at WCNDF, we don’t just change statistics. We change lives.
Health & Wellness
We believe that access to quality healthcare is a human right — not a privilege. Our health programs focus on prevention, education, and access, especially for women and children in rural and underserved areas.
Key Initiatives:
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Training of traditional birth attendants
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Community health outreach on HIV/AIDS, malaria, TB & reproductive health
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Health forums for women and girls
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Support for maternal and child health centers
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Health education in schools
Education for All
We invest in education because it’s the foundation of opportunity. From scholarships to infrastructure to teacher training, we work to ensure that every child — especially every girl — has the chance to learn, grow, and lead.
Key Initiatives:
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Scholarships for vulnerable children
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Girl-child education support and advocacy
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Construction and rehabilitation of classroom blocks
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Health and life-skills training in schools
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Capacity building for school management committees and PTAs
Economic Empowerment
Poverty isn’t just lack of money — it’s lack of options.
We provide women and youth with the skills, capital, and confidence to build sustainable livelihoods and reclaim their agency.
Key Initiatives:
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Micro-loans and savings schemes for women petty traders
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Vocational and entrepreneurial skills training
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Financial literacy and business development workshops
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Partnerships with local microfinance institutions
Social Protection & Inclusion
True development is inclusive. We work with orphans, widows, persons with disabilities, and street children to ensure that every individual — regardless of circumstance — is seen, supported, and valued.
Key Initiatives:
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Direct support for orphans and vulnerable children
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Rehabilitation services for persons with disabilities
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Shelter, care, and counseling for widows and street-connected youth
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Community sensitization on rights, inclusion, and protection
