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Contact us now!People who see me now as a smiling, confident young lady might be surprised to learn of my journey. My parents arranged for me to be wed when I was just 12-years-old. While I was blessed with two sons, I couldn’t endure the hardship of my marriage, and I felt a lot of bitterness. I lost all of my hopes and dreams, and I had very low esteem.
Read Margaret's storyIt is a real privilege to work with women from FGM-practising communities. It is very humbling. Many of the women that I see have gone through so much. Fleeing their homeland, seeing family members killed in front of them, being refugees in a foreign country without status, money, family or friends.
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Saviour tells her story of healing from a broken marriage and becoming a feminist leader through taking part in our TuWezeshe Young Women's Leadership Programme. "Delivering my ‘Boys4Boys’ project has been the most amazing journey of my life. It was seeing a dream come true – the dream of engaging men in the fight against gender-based violence. I am forever glad that I was to be part of this journey. It has been the greatest encounter in my life, ever."
Read Saviour's storyFORWARD launches a new survey to understand how the coronavirus (Covid-19) is affecting women's lives. Take our survey now!
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