Aangan Trust

Aangan Trust is an non-governmental organisation that works across six states in India, to protect vulnerable children. It empowers women to become volunteer leaders to educate, advocate, and effect change to end child marriage, and other practices that harm children.Over five years, Aangan Trust has trained an estimated 15,000 women, who now manage their own networks in their communities.

Klinik Amal Muhajir (KAM)

Klinik Amal Muhajir (KAM) was established in 2020. Their mission is to provide healthcare access, treatment, care, support, and medical education through a fully supported free clinic for the migrant population in Malaysia. In addition to primary medical services, they also run health education programmes to improve migrant health literacy, obstetrics for expecting mothers, hospital referrals and a range of laboratory tests to ensure quality diagnoses. Klinik Amal Muhajir is fully funded by donors, and focuses on long term healthcare outcomes for vulnerable migrant communities in Malaysia.

Cahaya Mutiara Ubud

Cahaya Mutiara Ubud(CMU) is a Balinese foundation founded by persons with disabilities (PWDs) to help other PWDs become productive members of society. Besides establishing a residence where PWDs can have an inclusive living space, CMU actively looks out for opportunities to help their members to fulfil their full potential.

Bong Sen

Bong Sen is a non-profit organisation working in Vietnam’s Mekong Delta region to offer women and girls access to basic education and economic opportunities. Their girls’ education programme empowers girls with scholarships to learn, and practice a range of life skills.

Project Baala

Project Baala is a social enterprise providing anyone who menstruates with affordable and reusable menstrual pads while normalising conversations about periods. It works with partners who can sponsor the costs of outreach and distribution drives at schools in India, and has held over 1,100 workshops all over India, and given out 900,000 reusable pads as of June 2022.

Re-store

Re-store is an organisation that is focused on upcycling pre-loved fabric, deadstock and off cut textiles into fashionable accessories while providing work opportunities for marginalised and underprivileged women who struggle to make ends meet.