Family planning for Guatemalans living in poverty
With the highest fertility rate in the region, many Guatemalans seek access to contraceptive methods to plan their families and improve their lives.
With the highest fertility rate in the region, many Guatemalans seek access to contraceptive methods to plan their families and improve their lives.
While 80% of our Sisters in Strength high school youth leaders are accepted to colleges and universities across the country, it’s a struggle for them to complete the four years.
Help women in Bangladesh access important information about intrauterine devices (IUDs)* through a call-center helpline staffed by female physicians.
Seeds, fertilizer, and training are catalysts of change for female farmers in Tanzania.
Goats help build Mayan’s women confidence and the means to pursue entrepreneurial opportunities.
Stoves help boost the health of Mayan women, while keeping them safe and allow Mayan girls more time to be spent in school.
Latrines for 75 families will enable women and girls to advance to a new level of health, well-being, and equality in their homes and community.
Support India’s first Women’s Support Centers and help thousands of women to gain access to government services and a plot of land to live on and farm.
In many low-income countries, women lack access to job skills, technical and business training. UN Women is using webinars to train women to become economically empowered.
The Everyday Sexism Project fights gender imbalance worldwide by collecting testimonies, raising awareness and speaking out.