Girls’ clubs and forums
ActionAid supports girls' clubs and forums in schools, where girls can discuss any problems or concerns that they may have and share their experiences in a safe and welcoming environment.
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Girls education
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Abiba, 31, a programme officer for ActionAid Ghana (centre in a multicoloured dress) with members of a girls' club. Photo: Ruth McDowall/ActionAid
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Abigail, 14, and Purity, 13, are childhood friends. Abigail escaped FGM and and found sanctuary at the ActionAid-supported Kongolai Girls School. She helped Purity to flee when her turn to be cut came. . Photo: Ashley Hamer /ActionAid
Free sanitary towels for Kenya’s schoolgirls
Free sanitary towels are to be given by Kenya’s government to schoolgirls - this is a big step for girls’ rights to education. Read our response to this news, marking a major step forward for girls in Kenya.
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Vast, aged 17, at her school in Malawi. Sanitary towels from ActionAid means she doesn't have to miss school when she has her period. Photo: Samantha Reinders/ActionAid
Periods and girls’ education
Find out about period poverty, education and how ActionAid helps is supporting girls to stay in school. Learn more about work ending period poverty in schools.
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Best friends Abigail (right) and Purity in class at an ActionAid-supported school in West Pokot, Kenya. Photo: Ashley Hamer /ActionAid
Girls’ education
Find out about girls' education: the importance of education for girls, and how you can help to sponsor a girls' education with ActionAid UK.
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International Day of the Girl
Learn more about International Day of the Girl, when it is, why we celebrate and how to celebrate with ActionAid to change the lives of women and girls.
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