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Sunrise aims to help children live in an environment that enables them to enjoy their childhood and develop their potential through accessible education and recreational activities. We also promote more active involvement of women in society and support the integration of people with disabilities.

Mission: RedRootSVG advocates for victims and survivors of sexual abuse, violence, and inequality in St. Vincent and the Grenadines. We strive to provide opportunities through healing, educating, promoting equality, partnership, and support programmes to create a safer community for women and children.

Our mission is to empower and uplift women, girls, and communities in Cameroon through advocacy, education, and support. We strive to promote gender equality, provide resources and opportunities, and create a more inclusive society where every woman thrives and succeeds.

To create transformation in our society by empowering the guardians, youth and women economically in entrepreneurship and vocational trainings so that they can provide access to opportunities such Education, shelter and health care to orphans and vulnerable children, youth and young mothers for sustainable development.

Mission Statement To develop a safe and a healthy neighborhood for women, children and key populations through collaborative planning, community action, and policy advocacy. Vision Statement Promoting community health, Education, Safety and development by connecting people, ideas and resources.

To alleviate illiteracy among impoverished youth and youth with disabilities, poverty among vulnerable women, and the promotion of a sustainable environment through the implementation of innovative, efficient, cost-effective, local content-oriented, technology-based, and environmentally friendly projects and programs.

Our mission is to restore a sense of dignity and pride in young Egyptian women by building their self-confidence and empowering them mentally and physically to develop themselves. Heya Masr targets disadvantaged young girls and boys aged 6-18 to strengthen their character. We do this by providing a safe and nurturing environment for physical activities, nutritional and healthy lifestyle education, character development activities, sexual harassment, and bullying awareness and self-defense strategies. We believe that to make an impact, and we need to educate both young women and men equally. Heya Masr is empowering a young generation of girls and boys now for a better Egypt tomorrow. Heya Masr uniquely targets girls at an early age since we rely on UN studies (1) that indicate that behavioral changes occur at the early stages of development. This approach helps us equip women with mechanisms to rise above the negative impacts of extreme deprivation, abuse, and other adversities in their most formative years of development. We seek a proactive impact on women during adolescence to become stronger, more confident, and independent, thereby positively influencing future generations in Egypt. (1)UN Study: Changing perspectives on early childhood: theory, research, and policy by Martin Woodhead 2006

To ensure that children of ethnic migrant workers in Fang District receive fundamental child rights, leading to safer and better lives. Providing Thai language education and readiness programs for ethnic migrant children to integrate into the formal school system. Collaborating with government agencies to help children obtain legal documentation, education, and appropriate healthcare. Youth Empowerment : Building children's and youths' capacities through group formation, community development activities, and vocational skills training. Women's Empowerment : Enhancing the capacities of ethnic migrant women through savings groups, income-generating activities, and community initiatives.

FMF looks to contribute to humanitarian response and comprehensive development through health and nutrition interventions, youth and women empowerment, capacity building, conducting research and studies, and community development by creating partnerships with the Government, local and international organizations in accordance with best practices

Irene Homes is an Anglican Church organization, providing residential and daycare support and skills training to women and men who are intellectually disabled, of all Christian denominations and other faiths, with the ultimate goal of improved self-awareness, self-growth, and job creation.

Markoding (Yayasan Daya Kreasi Anak Bangsa) is a non-profit organization with a mission to transform underprivileged youth in Indonesia into a generation of innovators by equipping them with digital skills along with 21st-century skills (since 2017). We aspire that women and marginalized populations have equitable access to safe, affordable and accessible education to increase employability and tackle youth unemployment. Markoding has trained 30,000+ participants and 1,465 teachers from 765 schools and communities across 36 provinces in Indonesia. Markoding is committed to empowering youth and women. Through the programs we have created, including: 1. Perempuan Inovasi 2023 Perempuan Inovasi, a collaboration between Markoding, Magnifique Indonesia, and Yayasan Dian Sastrowardoyo, offers digital skills scholarships to underprivileged women in Indonesia. Our goal is to empower innovative and impactful Indonesian women. In 2023, we had 16,596 applicants, with 36 receiving Bootcamp scholarships funded by CSR Program Donor, Telkomsel Indonesia and Samsung Indonesia. Two major events were held during the 9-month program: The Program Launch, generating PR value of Rp2,858,273,000 from 53 articles, and Graduation Day, where all the women participants showcased their solutions, this event garnered a PR value of Rp1,500,000,000 from 32 articles. Both events include discussions on how to tackle gender issues and inequality in the future through technology, and showcases of innovation. These initiatives aim to foster a generation of empowered Indonesian women, equipped with the skills to contribute positively to society. 2. Innovation Challenge: Generasi Terampil collaboration with UNICEF For the last 5 years (since 2019), Markoding has been implementing the Innovation Challenge program as UNICEF's trusted implementing partner. The program is a 9-month program for adolescents 10-19 years old in developing 21st-century skills, digital skills, and entrepreneurship skills, that focuses on helping adolescents including underprivileged girls and boys, and students with a disability, to identify problems in their environment, come up with creative solutions, and implement digital solutions under the direction of experienced mentors. The Generasi Terampil 2023 program has achieved 3,335 students (>65% girls), 271 teachers (>70% women), 116 schools, 50 mentors participating within the program, and 350 ideas for solutions (i.e environment, education, gender equality, health, etc) have been developed by the adolescents.

Jifundishe is a small, Tanzanian nonprofit that funds and manages projects for community development by providing educational opportunities. Jifundishe is the Kiswahili word for "to teach yourself." We believe in creating change for the community, and especially young women, through collaboration and both formal and informal education.