Clients

The ‘What Works to Prevent Violence – Impact at Scale’ Programme is a seven-year initiative funded by the UK’s Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office (FCDO) to improve prevention and response to violence against women and girls. Samya, is a part of Implementation consortium and provides technical advisory services on Accountability

Talash is a non-profit working on issues of child rights, child protection and adolescent empowerment that aims to create a culture of safety, respect and caring for everyone, everywhere. Through unique modules on personal safety and well-being education – TALEEM and GOLLACHUT – Talash enables individuals to discover inner power

Mizizi Elimu is a non-profit committed to improving learning outcomes for children and youth furthest behind. Zizi envisions an Africa where every child and young person learns and thrives. Their work involves consolidating evidence, innovating solutions and advocating to shape policy and practice. Their Strategy 2025 targets 5 million children

Established in 2006 in Pune, Maharashtra, LAHI is a non-profit working at the intersection of education and livelihood to provide youth employment and entrepreneurial opportunities. LAHI works on integrating vocational education with mainstream education at secondary and higher secondary levels to make secondary education more meaningful for sustainable livelihoods. LAHI

Kolkata Sanved (KS) is a women-led pioneer in Dance Movement Therapy (DMT) for trauma healing and empowerment of marginalised populations. KS works through a wide network of partners in India and South Asia and uses DMT as a tool for promoting holistic well-being and enhancing the quality of life for

Jan Sahas is a community and survivor-centric non-profit working since 2000 to end sexual violence and forced labour, focusing strongly on enabling dignified livelihoods, access to justice, and empowerment of marginalised communities. Their interventions are designed to bring systemic change through grassroots action, survivor support, and policy-level advocacy. Jan Sahas

Founded in 2005, The Foundation for Social Transformation (FST) is a non-profit organisation based in Guwahati working to promote community-led solutions that contribute to creating a just, peaceful and equal society. FST is implementing its “Ankuran – Young Girl’s Access to Education” project to reduce gender barriers preventing girls from pursuing

CRY is a well-recognised not-for-profit in India, known for its pioneering work on children. The organisation has been working for more than 4 decades addressing various needs of children across 19 states in India with various stakeholders including parents, teachers, Anganwadi workers, communities, district and state-level governments as well as

The Coalition for Good Schools is a collection of Global South practitioners committed to preventing violence against children in and through schools. Raising Voices, Uganda in collaboration with like-minded organisations and individuals has been spearheading the coalition’s voices from the Global South via its three hubs across Latin America, Asia,