The empowerment of women is of paramount importance in gender equality. It is aimed at bringing out the full potential in women while promoting their self worth.   Women are an important pillar in matters of community development and the well being of families. In line with Sustainable Development Goal # 5, Fadhili promotes inclusivity of women both at the family and community level. Both men and women are involved in creating dialogues that enhance communication, promote balanced workload and conflict resolution. Fadhili is focused on Strengthening women leadership and decision-making skills as well as their participation in development activities. 

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