Program 1: Sexual and Reproductive Health & Wellbeing
The Sexual and Reproductive Health & WellbeingProgram works to provide accurate, age-appropriate, and rights-based information on sexual and reproductive health to adolescents and women, with the aim of breaking deeply rooted myths, stigma, and misinformation and availing resources.
Menstrual health is a central focus of this program. To combat period poverty, we support access to sustainable and long-term menstrual solutions, ensuring that menstruation does not limit girls’ education, participation, or confidence.
Key Focus Areas
- Sexual and reproductive health education in schools and communities
- Breaking myths and stigma around menstruation and reproductive health
- Menstrual health education and hygiene practices
- Access to sustainable, long-term menstrual products
- Community engagement with parents, teachers, and local leaders
Who We Serve
- Adolescent girls in and out of school
- Women of reproductive age in underserved communities
- Girls and young women with disabilities, through adapted and inclusive approaches
Program 2: Girls' Education & Life Pathways
The Girls' Education & Scholarship Program works to ensure that girls from marginalized communities can access, remain in, and complete their education, while building their agency.
We recognize education as a critical foundation for long-term health, economic independence, and social participation. Yet many girls face barriers such as poverty, menstrual health challenges, early pregnancy, stigma, and limited family support. This program addresses those barriers through targeted scholarships, educational materials, mentorship, and community engagement.
Beyond financial support, the program emphasizes educational continuity, confidence-building, and life planning—ensuring that girls are supported not only to stay in school, but to thrive.
Key Focus Areas
- Targeted scholarships and school materials
- Re-entry support for adolescent mothers
- Mentorship and academic encouragement
- Engagement with caregivers and schools
Who We Serve
- School-going girls from low-income households
- Teenage girls at risk of dropping out
- Teen mothers seeking to return to education
- Girls with disabilities, through inclusive support
Program 3: Women's Skills and Livelihoods Program (WSL)
The Women's Social Entrepreneurship & Economic Empowerment Program supports young women to build sustainable livelihoods, become active members of the workforce, and contribute meaningfully to their communities.
The program addresses the economic exclusion faced by many young women, particularly those from rural and underserved communities, by providing practical skills development, vocational training, and entrepreneurship support grounded in dignity, agency, and social responsibility. Using a vulnerability-informed selection process, we prioritize young women who face economic and social barriers to employment. Participants receive structured vocational and skills training combined with mentorship, life skills development, and exposure to ethical employment and entrepreneurship pathways.
Graduates are supported to pursue decent work, start small enterprises, or form cooperatives, contributing to local economies while strengthening their independence and confidence. In parallel, the program addresses social barriers to women's economic participation through community engagement and gender-based violence prevention.
Key Focus Areas
- Vocational and practical skills training
- Entrepreneurship and cooperative development
- Life skills, leadership, and workplace readiness
- Mentorship and transition-to-work support
- Community engagement on gender norms and GBV prevention
Who We Serve
- Young women from rural and marginalized communities
- Young women facing economic vulnerability
- Young mothers seeking livelihood opportunities
- Young women with disabilities, through inclusive training models
