The horrific story Eleanor Williams told on social media quickly went viral.
Breast cancer is the most common cancer worldwide, with 2.3 million new cases each year. About half of these happen in women with no known risk factors besides being female and getting older.
Awareness days draw attention to specific issues, causes, illnesses, and events. They allow audiences to explore a specific topic, encourage research into a specific issue, and provide people with the opportunity to develop, demonstrate, or simply reaffirm their support.
In partnership with the Guinean Council UK & Ireland and working with local communities in England, we are organising a summer park event for the benefit of members of communities in London and beyond.
It's been a year of dedication to feed communities in London. Our team of volunteers have been at the service of the community. We support people from all walks of life, no questions asked.
Aminata Bah’s fight against FGM/C and GBV has spanned over a decade. As a former inhabitant of the heavily affected area of Guinea she carries a deep personal commitment to addressing these critical issues that afflict women and girls worldwide.
It was a pleasure to be among you on the day & thank you for hosting us.
We are back on the field to feed families and support communities in London.
A few pictures of our Feeding Families project in London. This is in partnership with the Felix Project.
The horrific story Eleanor Williams told on social media quickly went viral.
LA FRATERNITÉ GUINÉENNE has launched the Feeding Families programme, giving out food parcels from 29/07/2023 from 2.30pm in London.
La Fraternité taking part in the Women Deliver Conference in Kigali, 2023, with Mama Sylla (middle).
It was a pleasure to attend in Conakry the invitation by the UK Embassy to British Nationals to meet the new ambassador John Marshall and celebrate The Coronation of His Majesty King Charles III.
It's with great pleasure we announce that our Chair Mama Sylla has won The IKWRO True Honour Award 2023.
Each year, IKWRO – Women’s Rights Organisation, holds the True Honour Awards to celebrate individuals and organisations that take a stand against “honour” based abuse, whether in their personal lives or in their work.
GUINEA - In the town of Koundara, Salimatou Camara was burned on both feet by her biological mother named Aissatou Barry. Her crime? Having lost the keys to the house. The alleged perpetrator of this act is free whilst the abused girl, the victim, risks losing the use of her lower limbs permanently if nothing is done.
LA FRATERNITÉ UK trained a total of 27 community members on Safeguarding Children. A Certificate Delivery Ceremony was held on 19 November 2022 to hand the certificates to the new Champions. The project was gratefully funded by the Community Fund.
As part of our Safeguarding Children campaign, La Fraternité provided a tailored training on how keep children safe to about 30 community champions from different countries, based in various cities in England & Wales.
The charity La Fraternité Guinéenne is training Community Champions in safeguarding children.
Among some conservative Muslim communities there, women are regarded as "unclean" and "not ready for marriage" unless FGM - the deliberate cutting or removal of a female's external genitalia - is performed.
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