Our story starts here.
Our journey began with a simple dream: a space where women could share ideas, support one another, and find strength in their own voices. What started as a small community initiative has grown into a movement for dignity, protection, opportunity, and change.
Our mission
To amplify the voices and stories of women, girls, and marginalised communities, drive social change, and empower them to take control of their health and economic wellbeing.
Our vision
To strengthen the capacities of girls, women, and youth in the community through knowledge enhancement, skills development, and positive attitude change.
Our core values
Empowerment
Supporting women and girls to make their own choices and shape their futures.
Dignity and Protection
Promoting safe, respectful and supportive communities.
Sustainability
Building solutions that strengthen communities for generations.
Growing Through the Years
- 2021 - We first started our work
- 2022 - RECOGNISED BY THE OFFICE OF THE PRIME MINISTER
- 2023 - Got our First Funding
- 2025 - Reached over 1,000 Women and Girls
- 2026: STARTED A CLEAN COOKING ENTERPRISE WITH ASHDEN AND THEA
Who we serve
At the heart of our work are the women, girls, young people and communities whose lives we seek to strengthen. We work alongside those facing barriers to opportunity, helping them access knowledge, protection, skills and resources to build healthier, safer and more empowered futures.
Achievements
- Over 1,231 young girls, boys, and young mothers reached with sexual reproductive health and rights information and gender based violence awareness.
- Over 354 young people and mothers enrolled in vocational skills programmes including tailoring, salon and hairdressing, and bakery.
- Over 25 agriculture groups supported, reaching around 600 individuals with technical skills and livelihood technologies.
- 10 groups supported to produce and promote clean energy cooking technologies, briquettes, and tree growing.
- 45 menstrual cups distributed to vulnerable school going girls at Para Primary School.
- Clean cooking, January to June 2026: 262 households switched to clean stoves, with 348 stoves built and 4,504 kg of briquettes produced through the THEA project.
- 141 women and men trained to build stoves and make briquettes.
Our partners
