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The mission of Centre for Girls and Interaction is to improve the lives of adolescent, young women and youth in the Malawi through increasing access to quality health care, education, information and a sustainable system of community development.

To see South Africa with a community free of crime and other social ills, with healthy, happy, employed and skilled people, caring for and supporting their orphans, vulnerable children and women living with HIV and TB

OSSHD is committed to ensure high quality social services to improve the livelihood of the vulnerable youth, men, women and children through community based integrated social services, Health and Development interventions.

Our mission is to provide outstanding education and leadership opportunities to women and youth. Leymah Gbowee is best known as the extraordinary woman who launched a powerful movement of thousands of women-from 16 different ethnic groups, across religious divides-to end Liberia's bloody civil war. Back in 1999, when the country, after a brief period of calm, was thrown once again into chaos, when women and children faced unprecedented levels of cruelty and displacement, when a quarter of a million people died and many more fled, and when the economic, political and educational systems threatened to completely collapse, the network of Women of Liberia Mass Action for Peace took matters into their own hands. Boldly, the women marched in the streets; clamored for the deployment of foreign peacekeepers; demanded a ceasefire; spoke passionately in public forums; held pray-ins, sit-ins and a sex strike; demanded the resumption of peace talks when they stalled; and blockaded the peace talks with their bodies, forcing warlords to negotiate. With those actions, the women achieved the impossible without a single shot. They ended Liberia's civil war, deposing the nation's notorious leader Charles Taylor, ushering in a hopeful new period of democratic self-governance, and paving the way for the election of Liberia-and Africa's-first female president. But that was not the end of the story; in fact, it was the beginning. As history attests, peace is not a moment; it is a process. Building a lasting peace demands recognizing the importance of the empowerment and participation of women; that, in turn, demands ensuring that women and girls have access to education for life and leadership. It has been and remains the dream of Leymah Gbowee- awarded the Nobel Peace Prize in 2011 for her work in ending Liberia's civil war-to see women and girls empowered in Liberia, throughout West Africa, and worldwide to realize their own dreams and work confidently towards humanity's shared dream of peace and security. She believes that journey to sustainable peace must begin with girls' education. A major step towards achieving that goal came in 2012 when Gbowee founded the Gbowee Peace Foundation Africa in Liberia. With offices in the capital city, Monrovia, GPFA is Liberia's leading grassroots, community-based organization dedicated to building sustainable peace in that country and throughout West Africa. It is focused on girls' education, women's empowerment, sustaining the peace, and ensuring security that goes beyond freedom from violence and war to encompass all aspects of human security-for food, health, environmental, personal, political and community security. In the short years since Leymah Gbowee founded the Gbowee Peace Foundation Africa in Liberia, we have seen how eager Liberia's girls are to take advantage of the opportunity to follow their own dreams and help to make the dreams of their families and their communities come true. Today, GPFA is the leading grassroots, community-based organization in Liberia dedicated to building sustainable peace, increasing access to education for women and girls and supporting their full and active participation in the economic, social and political life of the country. GPFA achieves its goals through a comprehensive program of scholarships, mentoring, internships, leadership development and community-building activities.

Zensky algoritmus (Female Algorithm) is a Slovak civic association whose mission is to unlock the career potential of women and girls, especially in the fields of technology and management. We envision a future where women equally shape the technological landscape and are fully represented in decision-making processes that impact society. We work to advance gender equality, digital literacy, and inclusive education through innovative programs and advocacy. Our initiatives focus on increasing the participation of women in STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics), supporting mothers returning to the labor market, empowering migrant women, and promoting ethical leadership and social entrepreneurship. Our core activities include: - Educational programs and innovative, hybrid training formats, - Mentoring and career guidance, - Awareness-raising campaigns, - Research and policy recommendations, - Development of digital tools to support career navigation and skill development. Since our founding in 2020, we have delivered over 60 local, national, and international projects, reaching more than 16,000 participants in 5 years-primarily women and girls. Our team of 26 professionals combines expertise in education, technology, advocacy, and social innovation. We are guided by the values of honesty, transparency, collaboration, and impact. These principles shape how we design our programs, communicate with stakeholders, and evaluate our results. We are the recipients of multiple national and international awards, including the Carpathian Social Innovation Prize, the National Career Guidance Award, and a Presidential Patronage for Inspiring Girls Slovakia. We partner with public institutions, private companies, and international organizations to foster sustainable, systemic change and empower women to lead with confidence in the digital age.

Our mission is to achieve social integration of the most disadvantaged individuals and help them regaining their rights, namely children and elderly people. Mensajeros de la Paz was founded in 1962 in Spain and reached Argentina in 2002 after a serious economic crisis that has had lasting influence on the people throughout the country.

To provide support for activities which: -build a community that fosters positive, respectful relationships through learning, growth and inclusion -make a difference for people in our community by providing a vibrant hub of lifelong learning that brings people together, connects them with services, programs, employment and activities and points them in the right direction

Think Olga's mission is to create awareness about gender equality and its intersections, and to provide tools for individuals interested in becoming changemakers in the lives of women. It envisions a world free of gender violence, in which women's knowledge and creativity are valued and shared. Think Olga works to, in the short term, raise public awareness, educate public agents and promote media coverage, in order to achieve long-term advances in social norms, public policies and meaningful coverage on gender issues.

ARTS Foundation mission is to enlarge social, economical, institutional, and individual development options for the benefit of women, girls, youth and children of rural and marginalized areas through creating, strengthening, and supporting social platforms.

Our dream is that all men and women in situations of greater vulnerability achieve the dignity that each person deserves. We were born to coordinately enhance the solidarity of social organizations, people and institutions in Argentina.

Umeed Social and Economic Development is an NGO that works towards the betterment of children, youths, and women. We aim to serve the community by empowering them with facilities related to education, healthcare, and rural development initiatives.

USADEC is a Non Governmental organization created in 2003 It has legal personality No 58/08.11 of Rwanda Governance Board and published in official gazette. Its mission is to contribute in improving the well being of the population through education ,health promotion ,environment protection gender equality ,youth empowerment child protection and human right