Hawa Kallon

Head of F.G.M. (Female Genital Mutilation) Prevention Program

What is your personal vision for your work and for the organization?

My vision for F.G.M.and The Bridge of Hope is  to see a community free from harmful practices, where women and children are empowered through education, faith and dignity.

I aim to build a future where knowledge, compassion , and service to God transform lives.

Get to Know Hawa Kallon

  • As a lead F.G.M. leader. My roles include;

    • Guiding community education on ending harmful practices.

    • Supporting young women and  girls with counseling and mentorship.

    • Collaborating with faith leaders to promote dignity  and empowerment.

    • Leading awareness campaigns to protect children and uphold community health.

    • Meeting with the parents once monthly.

    • Meeting with the girls four times monthly.

    • Overseeing pepper farming operation which helps offset the cost of the F.G.M. program.

  • I hold;

    • T.C.[Teacher’s Certificate]

    • H.T.C.[Higher Teacher’s Certificate]

    • Diploma in Theology.

  • My early career reflects my educational path;

    • 8 years of dedicated service as an F,G,M.leader.

    • 15 years of teaching experience, shaping young minds and guiding them in both academics and faith.

  • From my perspective, The Bridge of Hope has brought;

    • Improved access to education and opportunities for children.

    • Stronger faith and spiritual growth among youths and families

    • A united community working together for positive change.

    • The Bridge gives free medical facilities to the community.

    • The Bridge brings Christ to the door step in their operational communities because there are pastors into those communities.

    • The Bridge  brings free educational facilities to both children and women.

  • As an F.G.M. leader  and qualified teacher, I have contributed by;

    • Introducing structured awareness programs on F.G.M.

    • Mentoring young women to pursue education and faith.

    • Strengthening collaboration between schools and the mission.

    • Advocating for community health and dignity.

    • Inspiring teachers and leaders to embrace positive change.

    • Strengthen unity and good relationship among the workers of the organization.

  • I observed  peace and joy  in the lives of people in our operational community and  the organization as well. I have witnessed remarkable  progress as many young ladies are now focused, eager to learn skill and committed to serving God. I see an increase in positive attitudes and good behaviors within the community and the organization at large. Finally, I have seen a greater willingness  among families to abandon harmful practices.

Hawa Kallon

Personal Contact Information

Phone Number (WhatsApp)

+23278745440

Email

hawa@thebridgeofhope.us

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Hawa Kallon