TGUP is partnering with Rotary International District 5170 to provide Save a Girl ™ kits to girls in Asia and Africa. The kits are being made at TGUP Sewing Centers in Kenya, Tanzania, Cameroon, and Nepal. Check weekly for updates! 

To see a short video about SaG and the TGUP/5170 collaboration, click here.

To see a Gallery of all of the 50,000+ SaG kits ever distributed, click here. 

To see a register of all kits distributed in this 5170 project, click here.

Here are the Nepal and Tanzanian sewing centers:

…and Kenya and Cameroon.

TGUP’s Brenda Birrell, Global Director for Save a Girl ™ Programs, works with Charlotte (red hair) and Marbel (white shirt) at TGUP’s new Sewing Center in Cameroon, West Africa. Charlotte Abia is the head seamstress. Marbel Mbulle is in charge of kit distribution and education. Cameroon now joins Kenya, Tanzania, and Nepal as TGUP SaG Sewing Center sites. 

Below you will see a few photos from each kit distribution. We love being able to see the humanity in the faces of the girls.

*Please note that the girls have requested privacy so their faces have been obscured.