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The FIRE Project empowers adolescent girls and young women to achieve financial independence and reduce their vulnerability to HIV/AIDS and other socio-economic risks. By integrating economic strengthening with sexual and reproductive health education, participants are equipped to make informed decisions, build sustainable livelihoods, and protect their wellbeing.
FIRE provides financial literacy training, mentorship, startup capital, and savings education, targeting girls and young women who are out of school, parenting, or living in economically disadvantaged communities. The project also links participants to youth-friendly health services for HIV testing, counseling, and prevention.
This project creates pathways for young women to break cycles of poverty, dependency, and risk, building resilience and long-term stability.
Participants gain budgeting, saving, and investment knowledge to build economic independence.
Supports young women with capital, mentorship, and coaching to develop sustainable businesses.
Links participants to youth-friendly health services and builds peer support groups for resilience.
Help adolescent girls and young women gain financial independence, access health services, and build sustainable livelihoods.
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