Sexual exploitation of girls remains a pressing human rights issue in many urban communities across Accra. Poverty, limited access to education, and economic insecurity continue to expose young girls to exploitative situations with long-term consequences for their health, dignity,
As part of WODA's commitment to sustainability and institutional growth, WODA organized a capacity-building workshop for its staff, aimed at strengthening internal systems and enhancing performances. The workshop focused on management and leadership. Management staff participated in an in-depth
Sexual exploitation in some deprived areas across the country continues to rise due to high unemployment rates. Among such communities are Jamestown and Chorkor, both in Accra. In response to the situation, Women of Dignity Alliance (WoDA), a Non-Governmental
WODA crowned the health talk with a free HIV screening for the over 50 attendees. Trained professionals conducted the screenings in a private and confidential manner, ensuring comfort and safety for all participants. ‘People living with HIV can lead
Empowering adolescent girls with the resources they need to manage their periods safely“Menstruation is not just a biological process; it is a powerful and profound experience that connects us to the cycles of nature and the rhythms of our
Madam Susana Dartey, Executive Director, Women of Dignity Alliance (WODA), a women’s rights advocacy group, has called for the acknowledgement of the human rights of Female Sex Workers (FSW). Speaking at a sensitization meeting held in Accra on the
