Women with Vision

06/02/2026

International Day of Zero Tolerance for FGM | 6 February

Female Ge***al Mutilation (FGM) remains one of the gravest violations of human rights, affecting over 230 million girls and women worldwide and causing lifelong physical, psychological, and social harm. Every year, an estimated 4 million girls remain at risk.

On this day, Women with Vision stands in solidarity with all survivors and with girls and women who continue to be at risk—both in our communities and across the diaspora. As a voluntary group, we remain committed to advocacy, education, and survivor-centered support, working tirelessly to protect the rights, dignity, and wellbeing of women and girls.

Let us continue to raise awareness, speak out against harmful practices, support survivors, and protect future generations.
Zero tolerance. Zero silence. Zero harm.

07/02/2025

Still on the topic of FGM our symposium awaits you. Come and be part of the change makers of today and the future.

07/02/2025

Morning coffee with SLBC representating WwV to talk on FGM issues and the work we continue to do in the UK & Sierra Leone.

02/12/2024

Successful Fundraising event

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29/09/2024

Women with Vision was given an award by Afro Art Production, on Saturday 28/9/24: Honours for outstanding contributions in the community. This prestigious accolade is well appreciated by all our but dedicated to all Women who have survived or at risk of all forms of abuse or harmful practices in our communities. Thanks to everyone who have been part of this amazing journey. Thank you 🙏🏽.

20/01/2020

The young generation doing their part to ending FGM. Together we can make the change we want to see.

20/10/2019

A spectacular African event in Reading not to miss.

07/10/2019

Reaching out and engaging African communities in Reading through entertainment by the hidden talents of our children.

25/06/2019

Don't miss out, be part of the change we want to see in our society, join us to discuss this sensitive topic for our health and wellbeing. Please share with your network.