WHSF Programmes
Our technology and education programmes help girls and young women participate, lead and build practical solutions for their communities.
Core programmes
WHSF programmes combine STEM exposure, mentorship, practical skills and community-based support so learners can move from access to confidence and opportunity.
A climate-focused, gender-responsive programme equipping rural and peri-urban girls aged 12–24 with practical skills in climate-smart agriculture, sustainability and applied technology.
Girls in the ICT Club and TechWomen explore robotic automation, AI detection and tracking, and autonomous VTOL technology through practical exposure.
WHSF’s partnership with the Center for Project Innovation in Washington, D.C. has supported ten scholarship awards and widened access to professional development opportunities.
Hands-on robotics classes help girls build confidence, explore engineering concepts and develop practical problem-solving skills in STEM fields.
WHSF uses drone technology to bring un-educated and out-of-school girls from rural communities back into learning through practical technology and education programmes.
WHSF promotes girls’ participation in ICT by creating safe learning spaces, mentorship pathways and opportunities for practical digital literacy.
Community impact through technology
WHSF introduces drone technology as a practical bridge between curiosity, education and opportunity for girls in rural communities.
Through demonstrations, hands-on learning, entrepreneurship exposure and mentorship, WHSF encourages un-educated and out-of-school girls to return to learning, build digital confidence and see a future for themselves in STEM, enterprise and meaningful work.
Community impact through technology — WHSF Drone Tech Programme
Technology for education, confidence and opportunity
