In recognition of International Women’s Day, we’re celebrating the incredible role that women across the world have played in helping MAMA to empower over 50,000 children in the last ten years.

Any community is enriched when women and girls have equal access to opportunities; when women’s voices are strong; and when gender equality is a feature of the social fabric.

At MAMA, each of our projects are committed to empowering girls to achieve their very best. Our partnership with Malilai provides access to education for girls in Afghanistan; and our projects in Kiribati and Dili provide safety, security and support to women and girls suffering from or at risk of domestic violence.

Paul Singer with students

Paul Singer, Mark Fraser and John Fraser with the AMAK women in the MAMA Resource Centre in Kiribati.

The MAMA Team and Alola Foundation staff at the Alola Headquarters. (Rear left to right: Phil Singer, John Fraser, Mark Fraser (CEO), Paul Singer (General Manager); Front left to right: Kirsty Sword Gusmao (Chair), Alzira Reis (CEO), Ema de Sousa (Education and Literacy Program Manager))

There is still much to be done. And together, working collaboratively and celebrating diversity, MAMA continues to focus on projects that help women and girls have equal rights and opportunities.

#MorePowerfulTogether