Defend the vulnerable
Speak for women and children affected by violence and abuse, and call for justice from governments and local and international organisations.
Defending rights. Empowering communities. Creating a future where African women and children live with dignity, safety, and opportunity.
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Do You Know Foundation is a Pan-African nonprofit organisation defending women’s and children’s rights across Africa and globally. We stand against war atrocities, violence, sexual abuse, domestic violence, discrimination, workplace harassment, and employment inequality.
We defend children in Africa’s townships and rural communities against drugs, alcohol, trafficking, exploitation, and violence. We strive for access to education, social support, infrastructure, and economic development, because women and children are the future of the continent.
We advocate for the education and empowerment of African women through various forms of support to improve their lives. We value African women and advocate for equality and equal opportunities.
Through advocacy, charitable initiatives, leadership development, and community programmes, we work towards peace, development, and sustainable growth across Africa.
Speak for women and children affected by violence and abuse, and call for justice from governments and local and international organisations.
Support education, women’s empowerment, youth development, and economic participation across African communities.
Work with communities, policymakers, and partners to turn advocacy into meaningful development and stronger support systems.
“We value women, children, families and communities. We speak for those whose voices are silenced.”
We advocate for equality and equal opportunities through women’s empowerment sessions, health programmes, education, and practical support to improve women’s lives.
We stand with women affected by war, violence, sexual abuse, domestic violence, workplace harassment, and employment inequality.
We advocate for boys’ and girls’ safety and access to education, regardless of race, skin colour, or home background. We provide school essentials at the beginning of each school year in communities experiencing poverty.
Our work addresses trafficking, rape, torture, murder, substance abuse, inadequate education, and child labour in mining regions.
Community forums help participants understand their legal rights, access counselling services, and connect with support networks. We advocate for policy changes that protect women and children.
We also work towards equitable and effective mining extraction policies that benefit populations living around mining areas.
We support social development, infrastructure improvement, environmental action, and sustainable economic growth in townships and rural areas.
Our initiatives bring people together to find practical solutions and strengthen the communities in which women and children live.
Our youth programmes support education, employment opportunities, project collaboration, human and civil rights, child development, labour law, business mentorship, and creativity.
We train and advocate for women in leadership, including businesswomen, entrepreneurs, women in politics, and women in the mining sector.
We arrange and fund internal initiatives where possible, and seek external funding for individual and community projects across Africa and globally.
Our charitable work supports vulnerable families and communities while promoting peace, development, and access to opportunity.
To inspire lasting change through impactful action, advocacy, education, and community development, creating an Africa where honour, peace, equity, and opportunity thrive for women and children.
Our mission is to facilitate impactful interactions that yield concrete and enduring outcomes for the African continent. We support women who have endured war, violence, atrocities, sexual abuse, domestic violence, workplace harassment, and employment inequality.
We amplify opportunities for African children and women across townships and rural areas, helping them build a prosperous future.
A continent where African women and children live with dignity, security, and equal opportunities—free from violence and discrimination, and empowered through education, leadership, and economic participation.
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We value women, children, families, and communities, and defend every person’s right to safety and respect.
We advocate for fair treatment and access to opportunities, education, and support without discrimination.
We equip women and young people to lead, create, participate, and shape the future of Africa.
We serve with faith, compassion, and a shared commitment to peace, justice, and community development.
We will actively engage government officials, NGOs, and community leaders through quarterly meetings to advocate for policy changes and resource allocation for women’s rights, child protection, and development.
Success will be measured by documented meetings, policy revisions, increased funding commitments, and the effective implementation of projects in rural communities.
Through community forums, counselling, support networks, social development, women’s health programmes, and children’s education projects, we work to find solutions and call for justice for those affected by violence and abuse.
At Do You Know Foundation, our strength lies in the heart of our people. We are a collective of dedicated men and women—passionate servants and children of God—who have answered the call to protect and empower the vulnerable.
Working tirelessly behind the scenes and on the front lines, our team members are the hands and feet of our mission. From defending women’s rights against violence to safeguarding children in our townships, every individual contributes their unique gifts to bring our vision alive.
We serve with a shared purpose: to ensure that the “Future of Africa” is built on a foundation of safety, education, and equal opportunity for all.
Partner with us to defend rights, support education, and empower women and children across Africa.