Network for Africa partner interviewed by the BBC World Service

Agnes Nyaga at counselling training sessions for 

Patongo Counselling Community Outreach, an N4A-supported program.

Today, the BBC World Service aired an interview with Agnes Nyaga, the Programme Officer of Network for Africa's community program in northern Uganda.  Agnes is a former child soldier, having been kidnapped by the Lord's Resistance Army as a teenager.  Hear her story and the amazing work she and others in Patongo are doing to rebuild their community.

Listen to Agnes on the BBC World Service.

N4A celebrates International Women's Day

"The world is awakening to a powerful truth: Women and girls aren’t the problem; they’re the solution." - Nicholas Kristof

Network for Africa is honored to work with women who have overcome great odds to create productive, meaningful lives.  We have witnessed women with nothing but determination create change in their communities.  We applaud their tenacity, and their commitment to give their children better chances than they had, including the opportunity of education.  They are changing the world one step at a time.  


Thanks to all of you who have shown your support of vulnerable women by giving to Network for Africa's projects.  You are part of long-lasting, positive change.  May you celebrate that this Women's Day.