Our work

Practical action, rooted in daily life.

Our programmes connect women's leadership and rights with the education, health, safety, and livelihood priorities families experience every day.

Programme areas

Five connected areas of action.

Each focus area supports stronger participation, safer families, and more resilient communities.

01

Gender and youth advocacy

Reducing inequality, responding to gender-based violence, protecting rights, and increasing women's participation in local governance.

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02

Access to education

Supporting girls' access to secondary education and promoting sexual and reproductive health rights education.

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03

Health, nutrition, and WASH

Community outreach focused on family health, nutrition, clean water, sanitation, and informed care.

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04

Food security and livelihoods

Strengthening self-sufficiency through livelihood skills, household resilience, and food-security support.

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05

Road safety management

Helping school-going children and families understand and reduce everyday road-safety risks.

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Together

Integrated support

We connect these areas because health, education, safety, rights, and economic opportunity shape one another.

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How we work

Community knowledge leads.

Women and mothers help identify needs, shape responses, mobilize neighbours, and carry lessons forward.

Our approach values listening before acting, collaborating with local leaders and partners, and linking immediate needs with longer-term participation and self-sufficiency.

Mothers and children participating in a CMMWPD - SL community gathering
Community outreach brings local priorities, shared learning, and practical support together.

Community gallery

Photos from the movement.

Scenes from our education, health, road safety, and community outreach activities in Bo District. Photos from our advocacy and livelihood work are coming soon, and you can view more updates on our Facebook and Google profiles.

Help turn priorities into programmes.

Partners can contribute funding, expertise, training, supplies, communications, or long-term collaboration.