Our Partners
AWCO is committed to the welfare, empowerment and advancement of Abiriba women through education, with particular emphasis on the girl child, skills development, inclusion and lifelong learning, while promoting the wellbeing of children, youth, the elderly and the wider community. We preserve and promote our positive cultural heritage and champion unity, love, peace, justice, and progress within the Abiriba community.
AWCO's commitment to older persons began formally in 2003, when the organization launched the Aid the Aged (ATA) programme in recognition of the plight of poor, neglected and vulnerable elderly people in Abiriba. Through ATA, AWCO members contribute food items, clothing, toiletries and financial assistance, which are distributed to elderly men and women in need.
AWCO believes that education is the foundation for personal development, community advancement and a better future. From the establishment of our first nursery school to our continuing support for indigent students, education has remained central to AWCO's mission. We support young people by helping them access educational opportunities, examination registration and financial assistance where possible.
AWCO is committed to promoting the dignity, welfare, and advancement of women while supporting families and individuals facing difficult circumstances. Through advocacy, practical assistance, and community-focused initiatives, we continue to champion a more supportive and compassionate environment for women and families in Abiriba.
AWCO believes that progress and cultural preservation can move forward together. In 1996, AWCO published The Enachioken: A Collection of Abiriba Folklore as part of its commitment to preserving the positive aspects of Abiriba culture and traditions.
AWCO continues to encourage the preservation of our heritage while promoting values that strengthen dignity, unity, responsibility and community development.