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Empowering Women Leaders Worldwide Through Community Development Programs | African Women for Change Network Empowering Women Leaders Worldwide African Women for Change Network (AfNet) AFNet Grant Recipients (2025-2026) Grassroot People and Gender Development Center (GRADE) Women Alliance Organisation (WAO) Invisible Women Inclusion Network (I-WIN) Celebrating the inspiring impact of our grant recipients who are driving change in their communities through innovative projects in health, empowerment, and community development.
The AfNet Flexible Grant is a funding opportunity designed to support initiatives led by women leaders and organizations dedicated to creating positive change in their communities. The grant provides up to $5,000 to empower: Community-Based Organizations This grant focuses on fostering leadership, advocacy, and sustainable development.
Interested applicants can apply to secure funding for impactful projects that align with AfNet's mission of empowering women leaders globally. Country/State Coordinator Application 2026 Step into leadership and make your mark with AFNet. We’re calling passionate, visionary women ready to lead local chapters, mobilize communities, and drive positive change across Africa and the diaspora.
Join AFNet’s mission to empower women and girls through leadership, advocacy, and action. Apply below to become a 2026 Country or State Coordinator and represent your region with pride and purpose. Past AfNet Grant Recipients Celebrating the inspiring impact of our grant recipients who are driving change in their communities through innovative projects in health, empowerment, and community development.
Women’s Mental Health project Beatrice Antwiwaa - Ghana - 2024 Merry Little Party with DWoSO Judy Mutale Sankalimba - Zambia - 2024 Hawa Sana - Liberia - 2023 Supporting women leaders around the globe through programs that empower and foster their efforts. Develop Communities Together Working together to develop communities and support women leaders in making a difference worldwide.
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African Women for Change Network (AFNet) Flexible Grant is funded by African Women for Change Network (AFNet). Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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Corporate Social Investments (CSI) - Capacity Development Programmes is a grant from the Industrial Development Corporation (IDC) South Africa that funds skills development, entrepreneurship, and community capacity-building initiatives targeting youth, women, and marginalized South African communities. The program supports accredited training, sustainable community projects, financial literacy programs for SMMEs, and capacity-building for nonprofits and community-based organizations. Eligible applicants include registered nonprofit organizations, nonprofit companies with PBO status, and public institutions operating for more than 12 months with acceptable governance structures. Projects must target rural, semi-urban, and township areas and align with Sustainable Development Goals. Applications are open from April 1 to August 31 each year, with a 2026 deadline of August 31.
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