Akina Mama wa Afrika and the GBV Prevention Network joins the global campaign for 16 Days of Activism with a resounding message; we must extend radical care to individuals and communities as a potent shield against the violence perpetrated against women and girls in all their diversities. This act of care isn’t just an act of prevention; it’s an embracing of healing. It’s about offering unwavering support to those most affected, women, girls, and gender-diverse individuals. Together, we stand as a united force, nurturing both bodies and spirits in our shared journey towards a world free from the violence perpetraded against women and girls in all their diversities. This is a compilation of a feminist guide to radical care featuring stories of feminist activists laying foundations for radical care, serving underserved communities, and building on ancestral legacies. This guide also provides resources on how to build care-centered communities through poetry, African recipes, remedies, and readings from Africans.