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Four programmes, delivered together in the same communities.

Women, children and youth affected by conflict and displacement don’t need help in pieces. Our programs work as one path from safety, to learning, to earning, to lasting peace.

Women, children and youth affected by conflict and displacement don’t need help in pieces. Our programs work as one path from safety, to learning, to earning, to lasting peace.

Protection & Survivor Care

We protect women and girls from violence and care for survivors and their families, including health care close to home. Survivors have found counselling, legal support and protection in our safe spaces.
  • Provide counselling, emotional support and safe spaces for women and girls in displacement camps
  • Offer legal referrals and case support with protection partners and authorities
  • Run community campaigns to change harmful attitudes, with men and boys as allies
  • Support mothers and babies before and after birth
  • Bring mobile clinics and health education to remote communities

Education

We get children back into school and keep them there, especially girls, even during conflict. Children affected by conflict and displacement have returned to schooling.
  • Run accelerated learning for children and teenagers who missed school
  • Repair and build schools in crisis areas
  • Train and support teachers
  • Provide textbooks, uniforms and stationery
  • Run back-to-school campaigns to reduce dropout

Women’s Economic Empowerment

We help women earn, save and run their own businesses, so they can support their children and depend less on aid.
  • Set up Village Savings and Loan Associations, where women save together and borrow from the group, with mentoring
  • Train women in tailoring, baking, soap-making and farming for profit
  • Support women-led small businesses and start-ups
  • Provide small grants and business advice to reach markets

Peacebuilding & Climate Resilience

We help divided communities heal and prepare for floods and drought. Women and youth leaders now run local peace dialogues and healing sessions, lowering tension in fragile communities.
  • Hold peace dialogues with youth, women, elders and traditional leaders
  • Run healing and reconciliation workshops after conflict
  • Train young people in civic education and leadership
  • Train farmers in climate-friendly farming and restore land through tree-planting
  • Set up early warning and preparation for floods and drought

Protection & Survivor Care

We protect women and girls from violence and care for survivors and their families, including health care close to home. Survivors have found counselling, legal support and protection in our safe spaces.
  • Provide counselling, emotional support and safe spaces for women and girls in displacement camps
  • Offer legal referrals and case support with protection partners and authorities
  • Run community campaigns to change harmful attitudes, with men and boys as allies
  • Support mothers and babies before and after birth
  • Bring mobile clinics and health education to remote communities

Education

We get children back into school and keep them there, especially girls, even during conflict. Children affected by conflict and displacement have returned to schooling.
  • Run accelerated learning for children and teenagers who missed school
  • Repair and build schools in crisis areas
  • Train and support teachers
  • Provide textbooks, uniforms and stationery
  • Run back-to-school campaigns to reduce dropout

Women’s Economic Empowerment

We help women earn, save and run their own businesses, so they can support their children and depend less on aid.
  • Set up Village Savings and Loan Associations, where women save together and borrow from the group, with mentoring
  • Train women in tailoring, baking, soap-making and farming for profit
  • Support women-led small businesses and start-ups
  • Provide small grants and business advice to reach markets

Peacebuilding & Climate Resilience

We help divided communities heal and prepare for floods and drought. Women and youth leaders now run local peace dialogues and healing sessions, lowering tension in fragile communities.
  • Hold peace dialogues with youth, women, elders and traditional leaders
  • Run healing and reconciliation workshops after conflict
  • Train young people in civic education and leadership
  • Train farmers in climate-friendly farming and restore land through tree-planting
  • Set up early warning and preparation for floods and drought