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Focus area 5 of 6
Working with government, civil society, and international partners to drive systemic change for marginalized groups.
WeCare For You International Organization actively engages in policy advocacy to drive systemic change and improve the lives of marginalized groups. We collaborate with government agencies, civil society organizations, and international partners to promote gender equality, strengthen access to education and healthcare, and amplify community voices in the decisions that affect them.
These are aims rather than results. The results this area has actually produced sit with the projects further down the page, each with the figures the organizational profile reports.
Secure measurable policy commitments on girls' education and women's health at state level.
Institutionalise the Safe School Declaration within school governance structures.
Build coalitions with local civil society organizations on gender equality.
Ensure affected communities participate directly in programme design and review.
The 4 intervention types recorded for this area in the 2025 organizational profile.
Each programme is transcribed from the organizational profile, with the page it appears on printed alongside it.
Coalition work with local civil society organizations to advocate for gender equality, women's empowerment, and access to essential services.
Organizational profile, page 11.
Training and supporting School-Based Management Committees to apply the Safe School Declaration in their communities.
Organizational profile, page 9.
Engaging community leaders and traditional rulers in programme planning and implementation to ensure sustainability and local ownership.
Organizational profile, page 11.
Each goal is marked with whether our contribution is evidenced by delivered projects or stated as a priority. The distinction is the goal register's own, not ours.
Women and girls are the primary constituency across our portfolio: 1,320 women received cash grants, 500 pregnant and lactating women received nutrition support, 26 women were trained as trainers, and women held 15 of 32 seats on the community management committees we trained.
We work where services do not reach — conflict-affected communities, displaced populations, and the Koma hills — and target the groups systematically excluded from them: women, girls, and internally displaced households.
We trained 120 School-Based Management Committee members on the Safe School Declaration and built community management committees in conflict-affected Daware and Malkohi — strengthening the local institutions that outlast any single project.
Our delivery record runs through partnership: UNDP, WFP, the Government of Japan, ADSEMA, ADSUBEB, RUWASA, ADSAMA, the Baitul Hikma Wal Ulum Foundation, and the traditional authorities in every community we enter.
The six areas overlap by design — several projects are delivered under two of them at once.
This area has a delivery record you can inspect project by project. If it fits your mandate, we would rather show you the detail than pitch you a summary.