Women's Empowerment Link

Our Vision

A WORLD IN WHICH WOMEN AND GIRLS REALIZE AND EMBRACE THEIR RIGHTS

Our Mission

TO ADVANCE WOMEN AND GIRL’S SOCIAL, ECONOMIC AND CIVIC RIGHTS

Elimination Of Violence Against Women & Girls

Ending violence against women and girls remains one of the most serious and ongoing challenges worldwide. Women’s Empowerment Link – WEL focuses on Elimination of Violence against Women & Girls by facilitating development...

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Economic Empowerment For Sustainable Livelihoods

Women face unprecedented challenges to their livelihoods, their identities, their institutions, and their sense of place in the evolving global village. The aim of this program is to strengthen the livelihoods base of women...

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Transformative Leadership and Governance

We envision a world where empowered women and men can work together to address gender inequalities and promote transformational leadership and development for a just society. The program seeks to increase the number of...

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Institutional Development

The overall objective of this pillar is to enable WEL become a dynamic, self-sustaining and effective women and girls’ rights organization. WEL will become a stable and highly performing organization with a diversified resource base...

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Who is WEL?

Established in 2007, the Women’s Empowerment Link (WEL) is a non- profit, nonpartisan, non-governmental women rights organization. We invest in empowering women and girls to realize their full potential, worth and strength politically, socially and economically through advocating for their human and social justice rights.

WEL recognizes that the survival of women and their communities is increasingly challenged by economic dependency, illiteracy, gender inequalities & marginalization, HIV/AIDS, Sexual & Gender Based Violence (SGBV), conflict, insensitive laws and policies.

We focus on

Transformative Leadership

Elimination of Violence against Women & Girls

Sustainable Livelihoods

Institutional Development and Sustainability