Our work

Our approach is people-centred, inclusive and rooted in local realities. Initiatives are developed step by step with professionals, institutions and local partners.

Four areas for autonomy

Economic empowerment, women’s cooperatives and solidarity tourism

Helping women create and grow an activity that gives them an income: organising cooperatives, promoting local products and welcoming visitors through solidarity tourism.

  • Support for women’s cooperatives
  • Promotion of local products
  • Solidarity tourism initiatives
  • Training in management and marketing

Strengthen skills and sustainable income opportunities.

Physical and mental health

Informing, preventing and guiding: making health services known, talking about mental health too, and bringing care closer to women who are far from it.

  • Awareness of women’s health
  • Prevention and health information
  • Guidance towards appropriate health services
  • Urban and rural workshops where partnerships allow

Contribute to better access to care and wellbeing.

Coaching and personal development

Giving women the means to regain confidence and choose their path, through group workshops and individual support, especially during a career change.

  • Confidence and leadership workshops
  • Support for women changing careers
  • Personal and professional skills development
  • Guidance towards training and employment

Encourage women to build their own path.

Education, academic support and employability

Fighting school dropout, supporting girls and young women, and preparing access to training and employment.

  • Academic support and dropout prevention
  • Support for girls and young women
  • Training and career guidance
  • Educational support adapted to identified needs

Support educational continuity and access to opportunities.

How we work

  1. For whom?

    Women in urban and rural areas, young women and adolescent girls, women changing careers and people in vulnerable situations.

  2. Our method

    Listening, participation, adapting to local realities, cooperation between professionals and a focus on lasting solutions.

  3. Tracking results

    Where projects allow, indicators track access to care, schooling, training, employment and income.

Act with us

Become a member, volunteer or build a partnership: every contribution counts.

The Bou Regreg river between Rabat and Salé