Help Women Use Their Power
Thank you for being inspired by AMARA and choosing to support women survivors of war.
From a single donation to sponsoring a sister, your generous donation will help provide women living in some of the world's most dangerous places with the social and economic skills to transform their lives. They will pass on this knowledge to those around them, helping other women realise their power.
AMARA - Support our work
HOW CAN YOU SUPPORT US?
One-Time Donation
Your generous donation will help provide women living in some of the world's most dangerous places with the social and economic skills to transform their lives. When women claim their power, they reinvest it in their families, their communities, and their countries, creating a world that’s more equal, peaceful, and prosperous.
Monthly Donation
Your regular commitment helps us to plan for the long term – knowing we can count on your monthly gift gives our teams in countries like Afghanistan, the DRC and South Sudan the confidence to plan ahead, try out new approaches and be as reactive as possible to give support to the women who need it the most.
Sponsor a Sister
Form a friendship that transcends continents. For £22 a month you can sponsor a woman through our 12 month Stronger Women, Stronger Nations programme. Your new 'sister' will learn about four key topics; her health, rights, business skills and potential support networks.
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Grace and Hadiza are two brave women who are challenging norms and making their voices heard as they advocate for change in their communities in northern Nigeria. Using radio, they are helping women to speak up against gender-based violence and empowering them to get the medical and legal support . Graduates from the Stronger Women, Stronger Nations Programme, these two women are an example of what can be achieved when women believe in the #PowerToChange accepted norms.
We asked Ruth to share what inspired her and the team to come together and complete their very own 500 for 500 challenge in support of women survivors of war.
As she prepares to graduate from our programme in Nigeria, Saratu’s future looks bright - despite the challenges of a global pandemic.