Fitted for Work empowers women experiencing disadvantage to develop the confidence and skills to get work and keep it. Fitted for Work provides free donated business clothing, interview preparation, mentoring, transition-to-work, and staying employed programs.

Look Good Feel Better Australia is dedicated to improving the self-esteem, confidence and wellbeing of people undergoing treatment for any sort of cancer. They improve their self-image and appearance through free group and self-help skincare and make-up workshops that create a sense of support, confidence, and wellbeing.

The SISTER2sister Program, part of the Life Changing Experiences Foundation, is a unique mentoring and risk management program designed to empower vulnerable teenage girls to turn their lives around and to have a positive lasting impact on the girls as well as the wider community.

Look Good Feel Better Canada is dedicated to improving the self-esteem, confidence and wellbeing of people undergoing treatment for any sort of cancer. They improve their self-image and appearance through free group and self-help skincare and make-up workshops that create a sense of support, confidence, and wellbeing.

Habitat for Humanity’s Woman Build program brings women together from all walks of life to help build safe, decent homes for low-income families across Canada. This all-women build program fosters courage, confidence, and self-esteem while single handedly taking action against the affordable housing crisis. There’s nothing more empowering than building a house together with other women, knowing that at the end of the day, you’ve changed the life of a family forever. And while doing all that, you’re having FUN!

Force Femmes works to help and guide unemployed women over 45 in their job searches, opening them up to new professional areas, supporting their changing wills and linking them to potential employers. Force Femmes provides entirely free support services including informational meetings, interview support, counseling and coaching sessions, and skills assessments.

“belle & bien” organizes beauty workshops in partner hospitals for women suffering from the visible side effects of cancer treatment, helping them regain a sense of control and normality at a time when diagnosis and treatment has taken over their lives. “Belle & Bien” is the French subsidiary of Look Good Feel Better.

Look Good Feel Better Ireland helps improve the wellbeing and confidence of women undergoing treatment for any type of cancer, by providing free workshops to help manage the appearance-related side-effects caused by cancer and its treatment.

Daisyhouse provides homeless women with skills and confidence, empowering them to move on to independent, sustainable living, breaking the cycle of homelessness. They do this through the provision of secure, safe, affordable, high quality supported accommodation with uniquely tailored personal support and resettlement programmes.

Aidha works to create sustainable futures for women and their families through financial education. We aim to break the cycle of poverty by offering programmes in money management, computer literacy, leadership and entrepreneurship to foreign domestic workers and lower-income women.

Girls2Pioneers provides day camps for girls between the ages of 10 to 15 that cultivate skills in technology, design and construction, research, strategic planning, improvisation and engineering. These day camps are followed by field trips and mentoring sessions, which allow for first-hand interactions with corporate partners and mentors in each field.

Ayuda en Accion is a non-profit organization that works primarily to eradicate poverty and inequality in the most disadvantaged communities in more than 18 countries in South America, Africa and Asia. And for the last three years has helped to improve the lives of children and families at risk of social exclusion in Spain through education.

La Fundacion Ana Bella works to impulse a social equalitarian change and a society free of violence against women. Through empathy, solidarity and the positive testimonies of their network of survivor women, empowers 1.400 victims per year making them become survivors able to break the domestic violence chain, get a decent job and start a new happy life, acting as actors to impulse a social change helping other women.

The Dubai Foundation for Women and Children (DFWAC) is the first licensed non-profit shelter in the UAE for women and children victims of domestic violence, child abuse, and human trafficking. It was established in July 2007 to offer victims immediate protection and support services in accordance with international human rights obligations.

Refuge is committed to a world where domestic violence is not tolerated and where women and children can live in safety. They aim to empower women and children to rebuild their lives, free from violence and fear. They provide a range of life-saving and life-changing services, and a voice for the voiceless.

Look Good Feel Better UK is dedicated to improving the confidence and wellbeing of people undergoing treatment for any sort of cancer. They improve self-image and appearance through free skincare and make-up workshops and masterclasses along with online support to help regain a sense of control and improved self-esteem.

Dress for Success is an international not-for-profit organization that empowers women to achieve economic independence by providing a network of support, professional attire and the development tools to help women thrive in work and in life.

Step Up empowers teen girls from underserved and low-income communities to be confident, college-bound, and career-ready. Step Up also propels professional women forward through networking, collaborations, and continuous development.

Girl Develop It provides affordable judgment-free programs to women from diverse backgrounds who want to learn web development. With 60,000+ members in 50+ US cities, GDI empowers 1,000+ students per month with skills and confidence.

Girls Inc. inspires girls to be strong, smart, and bold by providing them with the right tools and support to succeed. Through various research-based informal education programs, girls learn to set and achieve goals, confront challenges, resist peer pressure and see college as attainable.