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About Us

Who We Are

Emancipation of Women for Peace and Development (EWPD) is dedicated to creating a world where women achieve their full potential and contribute to society.

Jane Doe

Program Director

1990: Foundation Established

Founded with the mission to elevate women's rights and sustainability in Nigeria.

2005: First Community Program Launched

Initiated workshops focused on health education and women's empowerment.

Mission Statement 3

We are committed to building sustainable systems where local communities control their resources and development processes.

Mission Statement 4

Through grassroots education, we influence policy and promote awareness of women's rights and needs.

Key Features of Our Work

Comprehensive Education

We provide tailored educational programs to equip women with essential life skills and knowledge.

Community-Centric Approach

Our initiatives are designed with input from the communities we serve, ensuring their needs are prioritized and addressed.

Sustainable Development Goals

We align our programs with the UN Sustainable Development Goals, promoting global standards in our local efforts.

Empowering Women Leaders

We focus on building future women leaders who can advocate for change within their communities.

Holistic Support Systems

Our services encompass health, education, and economic empowerment, ensuring a comprehensive approach to community development.

Strong Community Engagement

We actively involve local communities in our initiatives to foster ownership and sustainable development.

Meet Our Dedicated Team

Jane Doe

John Smith

Mary Johnson

Samuel Okafor

What Our Community Says

Testimonials from Our Beneficiaries

"EWPD has transformed my life. I now have the skills to run my own business and support my family."

Edmond Halley Local Entrepreneur

"The health workshops provided by EWPD empowered me to take control of my family's health and wellbeing."

Louis Pasteur Community Health Advocate

"Thanks to EWPD's programs, I've found my voice and can advocate for myself and other women in my community."

Joseph Priestley Women’s Rights Advocate