WAJA recognizes that some applicants may face barriers such as:

• Limited literacy
• Limited access to smartphones or internet
• Lack of personal email address
• Disability
• Rural access limitations
• Other socioeconomic barriers

To ensure equitable access:

Local organizations, community leaders, NGOs, social workers, churches, schools, and trusted volunteers may submit an application on behalf of an interested woman or orphan.

The following may complete and submit the online registration form on behalf of an applicant:

• Registered community-based organizations
• Faith-based organizations
• Social workers
• Orphanage administrators
• School administrators or teachers
• Recognized community leaders
• Verified WAJA volunteers
• Trusted family guardians (where appropriate)

If registering on behalf of someone, the registering party must:

1. Confirm that the applicant has given informed consent
2. Provide accurate contact information for follow-up
3. Clearly indicate they are submitting on behalf of the applicant
4. Provide supporting documentation if requested (e.g., guardian confirmation)

WAJA reserves the right to verify applicant eligibility directly.

By submitting an application on behalf of an applicant, you confirm that:

• The applicant understands the purpose of the program
• The applicant agrees to participate voluntarily
• The information provided is truthful and accurate
• You are authorized to assist with this application

False or misleading submissions may result in disqualification.

If online submission is not possible, WAJA also offers:

• Paper-based application forms (available through partner organizations)
• In-person registration days (announced on our website)
• Assisted registration events in local communities
• Phone-based pre-registration (where available)

Please contact WAJA for assistance.

1. Application review
2. Eligibility screening
3. Interview (in person or virtual)
4. Program placement decision
5. Enrollment orientation

Selected applicants will receive further instructions.

WAJA respects applicant privacy. Information collected will:

• Be used only for program evaluation and enrollment
• Not be sold or shared for commercial purposes
• Be handled in accordance with applicable data protection standards

WAJA believes empowerment requires partnership.

We welcome collaboration with:

• NGOs
• Women’s advocacy groups
• Orphan care institutions
• Community development organizations
• International partners

Together, we can remove barriers and expand opportunity.

Yes. WAJA allows assisted applications and provides support during the process.

Yes. Organizations may submit multiple applications with proper consent.

A guardian, organization, or WAJA representative may assist you.

No. WAJA program applications are free.