Case Studies | Plan International Mozambique

Displaced by conflict, now back in school

After leaving her home and spending a year out of school due to conflict, Zaida has returned to education to follow her ambition of becoming a nurse.

Flora: Championing girls’ right to education

As a youth advocate, 18-year-old Flora is challenging harmful norms and empowering other girls in Mozambique to pursue their education and rights.

Tomasina finds joy in learning after living in the forest for…

When violence broke out in Cabo Delgado province in northern Mozambique, Tomasina took refuge in the forest and only after a year was able to return to her village and go back to school.

Rosa: a girl forcibly displaced by the armed conflict

Forcibly displaced by armed conflict, Rosa saw almost all her rights compromised. Now in a resettlement center, she returns to school.

Young peacebuilder supports girls and children

Internally displaced peacebuilder Mariamo supports girls and children and spreads the message that kindness can have a huge impact on lives.

Julieta: community peacebuilding in Mozambique

Julieta uses mediation skills to resolve community disputes, promote peace and support children dealing with conflict.

The young leader determined to change the world

In Mozambique, 18-year-old Denise has a plan to change the world. Alongside her fellow youth activists, she is championing girls’ rights.

From child bride to girls’ rights advocate

Octavia experienced domestic violence, child marriage, teenage motherhood and school dropout. Now she is helping girls learn about their rights.