Rhobi Samwelly meets the FAWCO team at their Interim Meeting in Luxembourg

BY FRESHA KINASA

FOUNDER and Director of Hope for Girls and Women Tanzania (HGWT),Rhobi Samwelly last week in Luxembourg was able to meet with many of the FAWCO team at their Interim Meeting.
This included the FAWCO board, the FAWCO Foundation Board and representation of the FAUSA boards as well as Tharien van Eck who has been such a champion of our cause.

Founded in 1931, FAWCO is an international network of independent volunteer clubs and associations comprising 56 member Clubs in 28 countries worldwide.

FAWCO serves as a resource and a voice for its members; seeks to improve the lives of women and girls worldwide, especially in the areas of human rights, health, education and the environment; advocates for the rights of US citizens overseas; contributes to the global community through its Teams and The FAWCO Foundation, which provides Development Grants and Education Awards.

The organization is a global women’s NGO (non-governmental organization), and since 1997, FAWCO has held special consultative status with the UN Economic and Social Counci

"It was a long overdue opportunity to meet many of the ladies who have been supporting Hope for Girls and Women’s work over the last two years.

"When we were selected for FAWCO’s Target project in early 2020, we were so excited. But we never would have anticipated just how important their financial and emotional support, as well as passion for our work would be. As the world went into various forms of lock-down, we, like charities all around the world, were thrown into even more challenging situations.
"We had unanticipated cutting seasons so an increase in girls arriving at our safe houses, a reduction in visitors and volunteers and the support or awareness that brings, we needed to be even more on top of sanitation than ever with even more girls, and we had to pause a number of our important outreach initiatives.

"Thank you so much for your unwavering support during this time FAWCO we’ve made friends for life and you are welcome to visit us in Tanzania to see how you have helped so many girls,"She said.

About Luxembourg

Is a small European country, surrounded by Belgium, France and Germany. It’s mostly rural, with dense Ardennes forest and nature parks in the north, rocky gorges of the Mullerthal region in the east and the Moselle river valley in the southeast. Its capital, Luxembourg City, is famed for its fortified medieval old town perched on sheer cliffs.

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