Beneficiary group Charities That specialise in Girls

We help women discover their potential and accompany them in their personal and professional development by taking care of their health, motherhood by teaching them a trade through workshops of cooking, sewing, aesthetics, agriculture, family planning. We will also work with schools across the DRC to support disadvantaged girls in their daily needs to help them develop self-confid

We aim to support children's education, especially underprivileged young girls

The top priority of the Haji Baba Charitable Trust is educating young people, especially girls (mothers of tomorrow) between the ages of 5 to 25, primarily, but not exclusively, in Pakistan, with an emphasis on assisting those who are too poor to pay for their education.It is hoped at a later stage to combine this educational assistance with providing primary health care for the beneficiaries.

We empower girls in disadvantaged areas globally, by connecting them with professional women who serve as mentors. Through one-on-one guidance, educational workshops, and career advice, the charity helps girls build confidence, set goals, and explore career paths. It fosters a supportive community that encourages personal growth and success, inspiring girls to reach their full potential

We highlight and promote the stories of women getting stronger on social media.We run events for women to do as many pullups as possible in a set time period. We provide educational content for women starting out on their pullup journey.

We are a womens health foundation, improving the quality of lives for young women, educating, and supporting in areas such as period poverty and sexual health.Through advocacy, awareness campaigns, and partnerships, we strive to create a world where every woman and girl can manage their menstruation with dignity and without limitations. Together, we can make a difference.

Afghanistan Education Action (AEA) is a UK-based registered charity that has been set up to ensure that women and girls in Afghanistan can access education - a fundamental human right.

-Collating, analysing and publishing data on femicide-Conducting, participating in, commissioning, promoting and disseminating research on femicide-Promoting awareness and understanding of the occurrence and causes of men's violence against women-Promoting improvements in the understanding, prevention and response to femicide and men's violence against women, girls and children

THE ADVANCEMENT OF THE AMATEUR SPORT OF SQUASH AMONG WOMEN AND GIRLS FOR THE PUBLIC BENEFIT BY CREATING OPPORTUNITIES FOR WOMEN AND GIRLS TO ENGAGE IN SQUASH, RUNNING COMMUNITY INCLUSIVE EVENTS, SUPPORTING FEMALE COACHES & LEADERS, DELIVERING PARTICIPATION INITIATIVES AND PROVIDING STRUCTURED SUPPORT FOR CLUBS TO INCREASE FEMALE MEMBERSHIP.