Women & Girls
Placing women and girls at the center of recovery, resilience and lasting change.
When Women Thrive, Communities Thrive
Women and girls are often hit hardest by conflict, displacement and poverty — facing greater risk of violence, exclusion from education, and loss of economic independence. Yet they are also among the strongest forces for recovery in any community, often holding families and neighborhoods together through crisis.
Across our programs, we work to ensure the specific needs and rights of women and girls are never an afterthought. That means protecting them from gender-based violence, expanding their access to education and healthcare, and creating real pathways to economic independence through skills training and livelihoods support.
We integrate a gender-responsive approach across all our work — education, health, humanitarian response and community development — because lasting change is only possible when half the population isn't left behind.
How We Support Women & Girls
Protection from Violence
Programs and safe spaces designed to prevent and respond to gender-based violence.
Education & Skills
Expanding access to education and vocational training for women and girls of all ages.
Health & Reproductive Care
Ensuring access to maternal health, reproductive care and essential health services.
Economic Empowerment
Supporting women-led livelihoods, small businesses and access to financial resources.
Our Vision
A world where every person lives with dignity, free from poverty and injustice.
Our Mission
To empower communities through education, health, governance and humanitarian action.
Frequently Asked Questions
Women and girls face heightened risks during conflict and displacement — including violence, exclusion from education and loss of economic independence — while also playing a central role in community recovery.
We provide safe spaces, protection services and referral support for women and girls affected by gender-based violence, along with psychosocial care.
Both. Alongside protection and health services, we support women-led livelihoods, vocational training and access to economic resources.
A gender-responsive approach is integrated across our education, health, humanitarian and community development programs, rather than run as a single isolated project.
You can support our Women & Girls programs through donations, partnerships, or by volunteering. Visit our How to Help page to learn more.
