"Over the years, your generosity has played a crucial role in empowering refugee women to build new lives in the U.S. and we are grateful. Today, we need your help more than ever. Due to unexpected funding cuts, the women enrolled in our 2025 cohort face significant challenges in gaining the job skills they need to achieve self-sufficiency. These women have already overcome so much, and they are eager to work hard, support their families, and contribute to their communities. Many are on the path to U.S. citizenship, striving to make the American Dream their reality. But they cannot do it alone. Your support ensures they receive the training and resources they need to succeed. Every contribution—big or small—makes a tangible difference in their journey."
(Team AWC - Thank You.)
Mission
To empower and educate refugee women through culturally-tailored programs that contribute to their economic security and overall well-being.
Vision
To provide a one-stop safe haven for refugee women of all cultures, who are seeking a space for spiritual, mental, and physical healing.
2030 SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT GOALS
Clarkston-Georgia - USA
- Economic Growth And Well-Being
- Economic Empowerment
- Workforce Development
- Job placement
- Counseling / Mental Health
- Financial Literacy
- Health Education Workshops
- Community Conversations
- D.V. / S.A. Support/Awareness
- Digital Literacy
- ESL Buddy Project.
Ghana - West Africa
- Quality Education - Amani Sewing Academy Program - Abutia Teti
- Decent Work & Economic Growth - Apparel, Craft, Textile Training & Manufacturing - Abutia Teti
- No Poverty | Zero Hunger - Amani Farms - Abutia - Agorve
- Johari Africa - Social Enterprise
Kenya - East Africa
- Good Health & Decent Work - Artisan Empowerment - Nairobi & Meru
- Quality Education - Amani Sewing Circles - Nairobi & Menu
- Community Tent Library - Athi
- Community Medical Clinic - Athi
- Johari Africa - Social Enterprise
