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Areas of Work
KWIC is a charitable organization that connects global issues to local initiatives. We create opportunities that can change how people understand the world and foster equitable and sustainable communities. We make change happen through three key program areas; 1) Community Education 2) Youth & School Programs, and 3) Umbrella Support for Small and Emerging Projects.
HOPE is a non-profit development organization. It is established to bring change in the quality of life of vulnerable communities, particularly minorities, women, and children. HOPE was established as an independent NGO on 2 October 2003, and it is registered under the social welfare act of 1961. HOPE since, its inceptions struggle to promote quality education, health, hygiene, human resource development, and empowerment of communities through a participatory approach.

OR.M 0156

Agir pour le Bien-être Social

A.B.S – NIGER is a youth-led organisation based in the region of Tahoua, Niger. It was founded in 2019 with the main objective of ensuring social welfare through education, health, and development actions, with a particular focus on women and children. They specifically work on promoting schooling for young girls, as well as social norms change regarding harmful practices such as child marriage and FGM.
Brave Dimension Global is a feminist non-profit advancing intersectional change in Bangladesh. It bridges gender justice, equitable education, climate action and transnational solidarity, while empowering marginalized groups including gender diverse communities, sex workers, hijra individuals, people affected by HIV/AIDS, mental health initiatives, SRHR movements, refugees, and minority populations.
Refugees and Resettlement Support Organization (RRSO) is a dynamic and compassionate women’s led non-profit organization established in 2023 in Ontario, Canada. With a primary focus on refugee support and resettlement, RRSO is committed to providing comprehensive assistance to individuals and families displaced by conflict, persecution, and other challenging circumstances in their home countries.

OR.M 0159

Darblo Clan Solidarity Movement

The Darblo Clan Solidarity Movement (DACSOM) is a community-based organization in Grand Cape Mount County, Liberia, promoting unity, development, and social justice. Its thematic areas include unification, community development, human rights and environmental protection, entrepreneurship, civic and basic education, advocacy, fostering inclusive growth and sustainable progress for the clan and beyond.
Pan African Organisation for Research and Protection of Violence on Women and Children (PAORP-VWC) is a Non-Governmental Human Rights and Development Organisation created on the 05/02/2008 and registered in Ghana. The organisation is also registered in Cameroon with the Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Development.

OR.M 0070

FUNDACIÓN DE SALVACIÓN MENA

We work on behalf of children, adolescents, women, and youth, providing assistance in social services, education, all forms of violence, and human rights. We facilitate early childhood education, primary education, and technical vocational training, preparing them for life. In addition, we have our orphanage for street children, orphans, and victims of violence.
Centre for Women’s Development and Research was initiated during 1993 with the belief that women lead organisations are best positioned to address women’s issues. We work in Tamilnadu India. We have a network Snehidhi network for adolescent girls SRHR. 60 NGOs are members of it.
Bangladesh NGOs Network for Radio and Communication (BNNRC) specializes in approaches that leverage media and ICT, such as community radio broadcasting and ICT, to reach underserved communities through implementing the UN World Summit on the Information Society (UN WSIS) action line C1-C11 in Bangladesh since 2006. BNNRC has been registered with the NGO Affairs Bureau, Government of the People’s Republic of Bangladesh, since 2005. Bangladesh NGOs Network for Radio and Communication (BNNRC) specializes in approaches that leverage media and ICT, such as community radio broadcasting and ICT, to reach underserved communities through implementing the UN World Summit on the Information Society (UN WSIS) action line C1-C11 in Bangladesh since 2006. BNNRC has been registered with the NGO Affairs Bureau, Government of the People’s Republic of Bangladesh, since 2005.
Established in 1995 and is registered as not for profit organization with registrar joint stock companies under Societies Registration Act 1860 and enjoys special consultative status with United Nation’s Economic & Social Council (UN ECOSOC). AwazCDS-Pakistan’s core mission is to develop integrated and innovative solutions in cooperation with partners at all levels to secure the future of marginalized communities especially by creating rightful spaces and choices of life.
Conceived by a collective of enlightened retired educationists who recognized the untapped potential within the rural communities, the Purva Bharati Educational Trust (PBET) came into being, with a resolute mission to empower students with career-oriented education. In 1998, PBET took its first step, driven by a singular purpose: to empower students with career-oriented education, transforming their lives and paving the way for future development.

OR.M 0166

Blue Veins is a women-led, award-winning organization working in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa to improve access, enrollment, and retention of girls in secondary education. We advocate for increased education financing and budgetary allocations, and efficient spending, and utilization of the budgetary resources for girls’ education. Through multi-stakeholder engagement including parliamentarians, education officials, National Human Rights Institutions, young girls education leaders, religious leaders, civil society, and media, we strive to dismantle socio-cultural barriers and drive policy reforms to ensure the fundamental right of every girl to quality education.
EEHR-SL is feminist organisation that believes in equal rights for all people, regardless of gender, defending human rights, fight against gender stereotypes; improve opportunities for women in education, workplace, and relationships, campaign for women’s rights and human rights defenders, vulnerable groups and youths. We exist to advance rights of all.

OR.M 0169

Badabon Sangho is a women’s rights and women-led group, working for lower-caste, Dalit, single mothers, separated, widows, divorcees, religious minorities, and girls. It is (a non-profit and non-political organisation) governed by group members and a federation.
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