Advancing justice, dignity, and choice for girls and women.
7 Years of nurturing Voice, Choice, and Leadership
Why We Exist
We exist because Faith, Culture, and girlhood can coexist
Girls and women already hold power. Yet in many communities, that power is constrained by harmful norms, unequal systems, and limited access to information, safety, and opportunity — particularly at the intersections of faith, culture, and gender.
Feminism
Care
Integrity
Diversity & Inclusion
What We Do
Our work is grounded in rights, dignity, and community leadership. We focus on four interconnected areas that reflect the lived realities of girls and women.
Sexual & Reproductive Health and Rights (SRHR)
We advance access to accurate information, youth-friendly services, and community advocacy to support bodily autonomy, informed choice, and equitable access to sexual and reproductive health care.
Economic Empowerment
We strengthen access for women and girls to sustainable livelihood opportunities, skills development, and financial resources that enhance resilience, independence, and long-term economic security.
Across all our programs, we use mentorship, rights-based education, policy advocacy, and community outreach to translate rights into lived realities through survivor-centered approaches.
How We Work
Our approach is intentional and grounded: Survivor-centered and rights based
:- Faith and culture-affirming, never extractive
Community-led and locally accountable informed by lived experience; Designed for sustainability and long-term change
We do not “Save” communities – we work with them
Support our Work, Create Lasting Change
Sexual & Reproductive Health & Rights SRHR
What this looks like in practice:
Community and youth-friendly SRHR education
Mobile clinics and telemedicine in partnership with health providers
Health worker capacity strengthening
Research and evidence-based advocacy
Gender Based Violence GBV Prevention & Response
What this looks like in practice:
Survivor case management and referral pathways
Psychosocial, legal, medical, and protection referrals
Community awareness and prevention dialogues
Institutional capacity strengthening for frontline actors
Economic Empowerment
What this looks like in practice:
Skills development and mentorship
Community-based economic initiatives
Linkages to financial literacy and income-generating opportunities
Collective models that strengthen agency and solidarity
Peace & Conflict Resolution
What this looks like in practice:
Community dialogue and mediation training
Women, Peace and Security advocacy (UNSCR 1325)
Support to county and national action plans
Youth and women-led peace initiatives
Testimonials
Stories from the Community
From the field, from lived experience, from girls and women leading change in their own words.
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Marketing
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Consultant
Change happens through collective action.
– Nima Khassim