KSH Foundation Launches EveryGirl 3.0 for Young Women

KSH Foundation announced the launch of EveryGirl 3.0, a program designed to empower young women from underserved communities with essential digital skills. Project lead Augustina Okpechi stated that this latest iteration builds on the success of previous cohorts and introduces a refined focus on empowering participants to think critically about their community's positive impact.
The program features a two-week virtual learning phase, a five-day in-person immersive experience, and a 90-day group mentorship. The curriculum will cover digital literacy, intellectual development, and monetization, with an additional focus on health technology, particularly femtech, during the immersive phase.
EveryGirl 3.0 aims to increase awareness and inspire interest in femtech as a viable career pathway for young women. The program is designed to broaden participants' perspectives and build confidence through curated exposure experiences, cultural excursions, and interactions with learning environments.
Interested participants can apply via the EveryGirl website.
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