“Let’s Talk Periods!” empowers students in Nepal to break menstrual taboos through education and awareness. Supported by The Pollination Project, the initiative promotes dignity and hygiene.
The project provides Deaf women with the skills and opportunities needed to achieve financial independence by offering vocational training, mentorship, and access to sustainable job opportunities.
In Belize, a group of indigenous women artisans is transforming their communities through entrepreneurship. With a mission to empower these talented women, Marcelia Assi launched a project that is changing lives – one sewing machine at a time.
The “Empowering Women for Climate Resilience with Sustainable Homesteads” project blends environmental conservation, food security, and women’s empowerment into a single transformative initiative, proving that even with limited resources, strategic community involvement can lead to profound change.
Location: INDIABeneficiaries: Marginalized womenA transforming initiative for the lives of...
Location: BOLIVIABeneficiaries: Young people 14-18 years oldIn the heart of Bolivia, a...
Project Scream Foundation is dedicated to addressing the critical issue of child sexual abuse among young girls. With the grant’s support, they reached 1,560 young people across four schools in Kitwe, Zambia.
In Africa, 1 in 10 girls miss 3 out of 5 days of school due to period poverty. A nurse by profession, Fatoumatta Kassama felt called to change the situation and that desire led to the creation of Girls’ Pride, a hybrid organization that addresses period poverty, promotes maternal and child health, keeps girls in schools during their periods, ends gender-based violence and creates job opportunities for youth.
“Break the Bias” is a transformative initiative crafted to bridge the gap experienced by visually impaired women in Lagos (Nigeria) in acquiring fundamental digital and communication skills necessary for navigating today’s world.
Thanks to the support of the TPP grant, Oluwakemi Odusanya, disability-rights advocate and journalist, empowered 25 women with newfound confidence in communication, both written and verbal, mastering essential computer skills with screen readers, and elevating their abilities in public speaking, debate, critical thinking, and research.