Creating Real Impact, One Girl & Woman at a Time
At WomenIN, we don’t just talk about change we make it happen. In just 2.5 months, we’ve supported 4 NPOs and helped 120 girls stay in school, ensuring they have the resources and confidence to build brighter futures.
We are committed to empowering young girls to become strong leaders and visionaries by partnering with impactful initiatives like the New Heritage Foundation. We also stand with #EndPeriodPoverty and MENstruation, actively working to combat period poverty and close the gap of inequality because no girl should have to choose between her education and basic dignity.
What sets us apart? Every WomenIN sector event and the WiN Festival is tied to an NPO project, amplifying impact across industries and ensuring that empowerment isn’t just a moment it’s a movement.
Together, we’re breaking barriers, creating opportunities, and building a more inclusive future one empowered woman at a time. Join us in making a difference!
Join our community outreach project, #againstperiodpoverty, empowering women through WiN’s platform. Discover success stories of women and young girls benefiting from our initiatives and CSI projects.
Contribute to community development by engaging in social initiatives and volunteering opportunities that directly address grassroots issues.
Help combat the global issue where over 500 million young girls and women lack access to essential facilities during their “menses”.
Together, let’s make a difference. #countherin
BUMI, A BETTER LIFE – BUMI, “life” in the Luba language, is a humanitarian and development NGO in the DRC.
Founded in 1985, BUMI addresses public health, underdevelopment, and poverty by protecting and educating orphaned and vulnerable children.
Initially working in northern Katanga, BUMI focused on hygiene and rights awareness and opened a low-cost dispensary in Lubumbashi. In 1992, they shifted to caring for street children.
Today, BUMI supports 150 children in the Karavia Children’s Village and educates over 500 children in two schools.
New Heritage Foundation, Is an Award winning women-led non-profit organization based in Cape Town, South Africa.
We are dedicated to end period poverty through period impact initiatives. We are intentional in our advocacy to leave no young girl or woman menstruating behind.
The Womandla Foundation is a South African non-profit organization dedicated to empowering African women and girls through mentorship, STEAM (Science, Technology, Engineering, Arts, and Mathematics) advocacy, entrepreneurship, and development. By collaborating with other organizations, Womandla promotes social innovation, education, and capacity building to bridge the gender gap.
Entrepreneurship: Womandla encourages women and young girls in South Africa to pursue entrepreneurship as an alternative career path and economic driver.
Mentorship: Believing in the power of representation, Womandla provides tailored mentorship programs for young women in secondary education.
STEAM Advocacy: Addressing systemic challenges like unequal access to quality education and societal stereotypes, Womandla’s STEAM program empowers girls aged 15-18 from disadvantaged communities.
The MENstruation Foundation, is a nonprofit organisation that fights period poverty and gives women dignity. Girls in South Africa miss school and stay at home because of menstruation. The culture of silence around menstruation limits the ability of women and girls to equally participate in society. It undermines their social status and self-esteem. We give women the right to go to school, play sport, go to work and participate in life despite not being able to afford sanitary products.
Our team is ready to create an impactful & meaningfull future with you!
