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About

Wezesha

Founded in 2010 by two members of the African diaspora living in Ireland, Wezesha is an African diaspora-led Irish organisation dedicated to advancing the rights, dignity, and socio-economic wellbeing of African women, youth and children affected of likely to be affected by conflict, violence, and poverty. Its work encompasses migrant and refugee's integration, women's empowerment, psychosocial support, anti-discrimination, involvement of men in addressing SDGBV, intercultural relations, mentoring and community development.

What We Focus On

Our Thematic Areas

Capacity Building and Psychosocial support for Women Affected by Conflict, Violence and Poverty

The Organisation aims to empower women affected by conflict, gender-based violence and poverty by strengthening their skills, knowledge, confidence, leadership

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Supporting Youth

The women we support state constantly that the “their children are their HOPE”. Empowering children to achieve their full potentials constitute an important pillar for

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Engaging Men in Addressing Violence Against Women

The Organisation acknowledges that violence against women is not solely a women's issue. Men have an essential role in preventing violence, challenging harmful

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Partnership with Others

Wezesha works in partnership with community organisations, migrant-led organisations, NGOs, statutory services and other relevant stakeholders to address social

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We need your help!

Wezesha depends on the charity of individuals to do our work. If you would like to support our causes, please consider donating.

Contact Us

  • Location Wezesha, Unit 2 Killarney Court, Buckingham Street, Dublin 1, D01X9X8, Ireland.
  • Open Hours MON - FRI 9AM - 5PM
  • Email info@wezeshadada.com

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