Piriwa Kutjunka is a community-led entrepreneurship initiative in Wirrimanu (Balgo), one of Australia's most remote Aboriginal communities. Established by local Aboriginal women, the project creates opportunities for women to strengthen economic participation while keeping culture, language and connection to Country...
Farm to Fork Innovation Hub: A Solar-Powered Women-Led Model Transforming Agricultural Losses into Sustainable Food Systems and Inclusive Economic Opportunities in Nigeria
HER Africa developed the Farm to Fork Innovation Hub initiative as an integrated solution that connects farmers, food processing, women's empowerment, school feeding, and local markets into one sustainable food system.
The focus will be on building and growing the test-and-tag social enterprise as a scalable pathway to employment for the women supported by Success Works. This involves expanding the client base, increasing service capacity, and creating more consistent, structured work...
Meals With Impact’s 100 Women Project will train and support as many migrant and refugee women as we can fund, with the goal of training 100 women over 24 months. Through a 10-week work-integrated training program, participants gain practical skills...
Empowering Women from the Ground Up: Soroptimist International South East Asia Pacific (SISEAP)
Soroptimist International South East Asia Pacific (SISEAP) is a leading regional federation of Soroptimist International, a global volunteer movement of women dedicated to transforming the lives of women and girls. Spanning 13 countries across Australia, Asia and the Pacific, SISEAP...
World Vision’s Farmer Managed Natural Regeneration (FMNR) Program
Since 1966, World Vision Australia has worked alongside communities to overcome poverty and injustice, assisting more than 100 million people worldwide. Last year alone, World Vision Australia and everyday Australians in partnership with the Australian Government, and international agencies, collectively...
Pathways for Change is an evidence-based program that empowers young people aged 16–24 to break the cycle of homelessness for good. Delivered in partnership with specialist housing services, it provides the wraparound support, tools, and resources needed to navigate the...
Women’s Business: reclaiming cultural connections through art and culture
The Torch is a First Nations-led not-for-profit that supports First Nations people in Victoria with lived experience of incarceration. Through art, culture, and industry pathways, The Torch empowers participants to reclaim cultural connections disrupted by colonisation and the criminal legal...
Neighbourhood Programs for Menstrual and Menopausal Wellbeing
This project offers WorkCycle programs across 10 neighbourhood houses in regional/rural and metropolitan Victoria. Recent research shows a profound need for menstrual and menopausal education to support women’s wellbeing at work, at home and in their communities. Quality education which...
Tribal Threads: Economic Inclusion for Tribal Women in Rural India
Tribal Threads is a women-led social enterprise supporting tribal women in rural Mokhada to build sustainable livelihoods. The program creates a professional and respectful environment where women can earn a dignified income within their communities, enabling them to balance work...
In pastoral rural communities Maasai women face significant economic challenges, including limited access to formal education and employment. This, combined with the constraints of traditional patriarchal gender roles, mean women often struggle to support their families. Their lack of empowerment...