how we work
We partner with community leaders and grassroots organizations, investing in initiatives that create and sustain generational impact.
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We cultivate self-reliance in women and their communities by providing platforms and skills for community engagement, fostering self-advocacy and collective participation.
Through amplifying women's voices and leveraging their strengths, we enhance local power and resilience. -
We create safe and healthy environments by providing access to essential resources like clean water, healthcare, and nutrition.
Basic resources for health and well-being are crucial for women and girls to build the secure, stable foundation needed to live a life of dignity. -
We promote inclusive, quality education, life skills development, and mentorship for women and girls.
By removing barriers to education, we help girls stay in school and plan for
a better future. -
We provide economic opportunities through vocational training, business development resources, and financial literacy programs.
This equips women with the skills to contribute activity to their families and communities, enhancing their income and independence. -
We equip women, organizations, and communities with the tools and networks to advance gender equality effectively and sustainably.
Our capacity-building initiatives drive positive change, fostering equity and inclusion.
our PARTNERS
WomenServe collaborates with India-based NGOs and funding partners who work to implement projects that serve women and girls. Their support makes everything we do possible.
Shikshit Rojgar Kendra Prabandhak Samiti
Shiv Shiksha Samiti Ranoli
the impact
Since 2016, our partners and donors have channeled $5 million to support marginalized women and girls. Through grants, capacity-building support, and community and network engagement, this work has achieved remarkable impact.
19
schools supported
35
communities served
865
water projects funded
1678
women learning
economic skills
360K+
hours of walking for
water saved
$5M
invested in women
and girls