From the collaboration of Service For Peace Korea Foundation (SFP Korea) and Global Peace Women (GPW), we are excited to offer the Global Women’s Dream Grant (GWD Grant). This grant supports proposals that enhance the capacity of women leaders as they create beautiful change in the family and community.
Qualifying projects are led by women leaders from around the world and contribute directly to the following objectives:
Empowering girls and young women aged between 15-25 years in Uganda with information to enable them prevent the spread of HIV/AIDs.
read more >Equipping women in Nigeria with life and work skills like soap making and pastries making to economically empower them.
read more >Mitigating the effects of climate change while promoting cooperation and experience sharing between peacekeepers, peace builders and peace enforcers in Kilimanjaro region, Tanzania.
read more >A project to uplift women’s value and dignity.
read more >A leadership capacity building training to promote social change among students aged 16 to 24 years old who live in Gazipur City, Bangladesh.
read more >Kiho Sano implements a project to encourage youth and families in her community in Japan to volunteer.
read more >A teen mothers' mentorship, menstrual hygiene and mental health education project in Dandora, Kenya.
read more >Ju Hyun Yoo, GWD grant recipient started “Campaign Go with Smile - Break the Preconception,” helping multicultural families understand and flourish in school life as well as break prejudices.
read more >Quarter-Life crisis is a term that describes anxiety over one’s direction and quality of life for young adults (18-35). In Indonesia the quarter-life crisis has become a critical mental health issue.
read more >Young people are potentially a tremendous force for a positive change in any community, country and the world as a whole.
read more >Caroline Odera's project from GPW Kenya helped strengthen capacity and improve the resilience of families for volunteerism in their communities.
read more >Families are the primary place for learning. In Nigeria, Aisha Yakubu, Global Peace Women Leadership Academy (GPWLA) Graduate used the family model to expand sanitation and hygiene practises in homes
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