WCH Graduates 60 Women from Leadership Program

Sixty women from across Central Equatoria State graduated from Women's Care for Humanity's flagship leadership and skills development program. The 3-month intensive program equipped participants with skills in public speaking, community organizing, advocacy, and project management. "This program has changed my life," said one graduate. "I now know how to speak up for myself and my community." The graduation ceremony was attended by local government officials, partner organizations, and family members. WCH Executive Director Mrs. Elizabeth Adut Akok congratulated the graduates and encouraged them to apply their new skills in their communities. The next cohort begins in the coming quarter, with applications opening through county field offices.