Organizations We Support

CEFAP / Ladies Circle & the Independently-run WINConference - Cameroon
Since 2008, in partnership with Anne Pelagie Yotchou Tzudjom from Ladies Circle, we have been sponsoring the organisation of the WIN Conference Forum Cameroon - a platform that brings together around 100 women and men of all generations for three days of learning, fun, sharing of experiences, good practices and networking for the advancement of women and their social and economic development. The main goal has been to develop the potential of women and young women, without any discrimination in social status, so that they can become the main actors of their own development and help develop their families, their communities and their organisations.
GFWD
Global Foundation for Women and Development - Ghana
Global Foundation for Women and Development is based in Accra, Ghana. It is a women activist group that aims at providing a platform for change for women towards socio-economic empowerment development. A group that mentors younger women to help them achieve more for themselves in order to support their communities.

Daughters of Kenya - Kenya
A non-profit organization working towards improving and changing the lives of vulnerable girls and young mothers in Kenya. Working to ensuring that every orphaned and vulnerable girl should experience the love and security that only a family can provide. Their mission focuses on education, ending violence against children, and economic sustainability.
WIN Scholarship Programme
The WIN Scholarship programme of the
WIN Fund offers free or subsidized conference participation to women who
exemplify the potential to become leaders of tomorrow, and to proven leaders
operating in difficult economic environments.
Applicants to this highly competitive program are selected based on their
economic need, and their potential to effect change and inspire others in their
home countries.
Applications
- Applications for the 2020 Global WINConference will open 11 May 2020.
Scholarships cover the conference fee, which includes conference participation, lunches, coffee breaks, networking and social events. Scholarships do not include flights or accommodation. To apply, please send an email to info@winconference.net with the following: - Your motivation on why you want to join our event.
- How you believe you can contribute to WINConference 2020.
- How you foresee the WINConference experience helping you, your organisation or community.
- A brief explanation of why you are in need of financial support to attend the conference.
- Curriculum Vitae or short bio.
Application deadline: 25 July 2020
Scholarship Donations 2019
WIN would like to express its gratitude
to the following people and organisations for supporting the Scholarship
Programme by donating to the WIN Fund. We thank you for your generous
contributions. -
The de Groot Foundation
- Gabrielle Kluck
- Eve Konstantine
- Steliana Van de Rijt-Economu
- Ramune Lekamaviciute
- Margrit Mau
- Olga Schejerbeck
- Simone Poletto
Past Projects
Maison Shalom - Burundi
Maison Shalom was founded in 1993 by Marguerite (Maggi) Barankitse, in response to the aftermath of the civil war. WIN has helped providing a more sustainable living environment for the children and volunteers of the community. In 2013 WIN raised €6,000 to buy 20 cows for 20 families. The animals were allocated to fostering families with an average of 8 members. In 2016 Maggi Baranktse was named as the inaugural laureate of the $1 million Aurora Prize for Awakening Humanity.
WIN Girls, India
The WIN Girls Project awards scholarships to deserving students to allow them to benefit from higher education for a minimum period of 3 years. During this period, girls are provided with college fees and small stipend each month for books and study materials. Each scholarship holder undertakes to reach out to at least 10 other girls every year and encourage them to understand the benefits of study, not getting married too young, and helping others in society. A donation of just €350 to the WIN Fund will enable one Indian girl to receive higher education. |