Safety, health, knowledge and belonging are not separate services. Our pillars run together in the same communities, with the same trusted people.
Pillar 01
Community dialogues, religious-leader engagement and survivor-centred referral pathways that make abandonment of FGM/C a shared decision.
48 communities reached
Pillar 02
Locally manufactured reusable pads, WASH-friendly school corners and menstrual literacy clubs that keep girls in the classroom.
12,400 girls supported
Pillar 03
Age-appropriate, culturally grounded curricula delivered through schools, radio drama and mobile channels in Somali and Af-Maay.
31 schools partnered
Pillar 04
Peer mentors, safe hubs at IDP sites and leadership tracks that move young women from participation into decision-making.
760 active mentors
Pillar 05
Training, coaching and organisational strengthening for women's groups, school committees and local partners so skills stay in the community.
Institutional strengthening
Pillar 06
Qualitative and quantitative studies, needs assessments and MEAL systems that turn community evidence into decisions partners can act on.
Evidence for decision-making
