Deline’s Gift provides disabled women in the post-conflict region of Casamance, Senegal with hands-on training, seed funding, and coaching so they can become productive members of their communities. Because of Casamance’s tragic past, its women are among the most marginalized and disadvantaged of Senegal.

More than one million women in the developing world suffer the pain, shame, and social isolation of obstetric fistula, a completely treatable childbirth injury almost unknown in the developed world. The Fistula Foundation was founded in 2000 as an all-volunteer organization to support one hospital in one country, Ethiopia.

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Love Unveiled Ministries was founded in March 2009, and started its operations in Kampala, Central Uganda. The organization supports the education and empowerment of girls and young women by through training and support for those in school. The grant from WIL will be used to help implement its Start, Stay and Return Program for girls in two villages in Northern Uganda.

SNEHA was established in 1993 with a challenge to make a difference and bring transformation in the lives of the poorest of the poor and needy in the slum community in Dehradun, northern India, through a range of programs.

Trautbuck Project Uganda (TPU) started its operations in 2012 as a village support group in Kampala and Wakiso districts in Uganda through activities that include business development, education, and family empowerment.