Gender equality, foundation for community development.
At Fifty Fifty Initiative for Development (FFID), we believe that regular monitoring is essential to ensuring the success and sustainability of our community interventions. Our team recently conducted a monitoring visit to beneficiary farms in Kparigu Community to assess the
Read MoreEmpowering Women Through Skills Development At Fifty Fifty Initiative for Development (FFID), we are committed to creating sustainable livelihood opportunities for women through practical skills training. We successfully organized a Soap Making Training for women in Kparigu Community, equipping participants
Read MoreAt Fifty Fifty Initiative for Development (FFID), we believe that informed adolescents are better equipped to make decisions that shape a brighter future. As part of our commitment to promoting the wellbeing of young people, we organized an Adolescent Sensitization
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Read MoreWe are pleased to share a Girls Club Sensitization Session on the Effects of Teenage Pregnancy held at Walewale Girls Model School. The session provided a safe and interactive platform for girls to learn about the social, educational, health, and
Read MoreWe are excited to share the successful organization of a Quiz Competition at Zoa Junior High School (JHS), bringing students together in a fun and engaging academic challenge. The competition provided students with an opportunity to showcase their knowledge, critical
Read MoreWe are pleased to support quality education through the provision of Teaching and Learning Materials (TLMs) to students of Mishio JHS and Zoa JHS. The materials distributed included exercise books, mathematical sets, and pens, aimed at enhancing the teaching and
Read MoreWe were honored to commemorate World Menstrual Hygiene Day in collaboration with the Ghana Health Service to promote awareness and education on menstrual hygiene management.The event brought together students from Yama R/C JHS and Barakaat Islamic School, along with parents
Read MoreWe are pleased to share that Fifty Fifty Initiative for Development (FFID) conducted community sensitization sessions on the Community-Led Development (CLD) Approach in Zoa and Mishio communities. The sessions brought together community members and key stakeholders, who were educated on
Read MoreWe are pleased to share the successful implementation of an Animal Rearing Support Program in Boamasa Community, where 10 female-headed households received two goats each to support their livelihoods and enhance household income. The event was attended by key community
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Gender equality, foundation for community development.
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