When Childcare Becomes the Difference Between Staying in School and Dropping Out
May 29, 2026
“The girls were not saying they had given up on school – they were saying they needed a way to keep going.”
“The girls were not saying they had given up on school – they were saying they needed a way to keep going.”
“It’s time for governments and aid agencies to recognize and empower non-traditional allies as an invaluable resource in the fight against gender-based violence.”
“The event brought together educators, legal experts, civil society members, families, and community advocates to address a pressing issue: school-related gender-based violence (SRGBV).”
“Through CFK’s Male Ally forums, men now have safe spaces to discuss issues that were once taboo.”
“I can’t wait to make my own money through the skills gained to take care of my child and change my story.”
“In Matsangoni, members of CFK Africa’s Girls’ Parliament put their learning into action.”
CFK Africa supports these teenage mothers in gaining financial independence by providing skills training and placing them in jobs in traditionally male-dominated fields.
For CFK Africa, 2025 has been an extraordinary year of impact. We are pleased to present our interactive year in review.
“There are thousands of other aspiring youth like us who are talented but need opportunity and guidance to get started.”
“Exchanging stories can be powerful in curating observations, co-creating understanding, openly exploring how challenges can be overcome, and drawing insights for developing and adapting programs at the grassroots.”