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To close the gap in

gender

Girls in Sport Beneficiaries. Theory of Change.

We work in development and post-crisis settings

 

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With some of the most

vulnerable communities in the world 

 

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Girls in Sport supporting at risk girls in Sierra Leone
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Girls in Sport Beneficiaries Sierra Leone
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 TARGETING THE MOST VULNERABLE



Our balanced gender ethos fosters a comprehensive intake of children from the local community, regardless of religion or tribal background.

We use a targeted inter-agency approach that gives apriority to beneficiaries in most need. We work with local ministries, the education sector and families to help identify young people who will benefit the most.
 

THE  SIGNIFICANCE OF GENDER EQUITY IN OUR JOURNEY TO SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT




We believe that by resolving gender inequality, communities can forge more sustainable systems. This is because  societal imbalances such as gender impede the sustainability of human capital in the functioning of communities.
Where we are able to foster equality - we can achieve long-term sustainable outcomes economically, as well as socially.
This is what we refer to as our 'soft power effect', where a small, non-interventionist approach can be truly powerful.

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