We recognize care work often unpaid and invisible as essential labour that sustains families and communities. Our advocacy centers grassroots women caregivers through:

• Support Group Formation & Psychosocial Healing
  We facilitate safe spaces for emotional healing, peer mentorship, and collective action among women navigating economic hardship, grief, and gender-based violence.
• Access to National Health Insurance (SHA)
  We accompany caregivers through SHA registration, advocate for inclusive coverage, and link them to local health services and community health volunteers.
• Recognition of Care Work as Economic Labor
  Through participatory forums and storytelling, we push for policy recognition and budget allocations that value caregiving as dignified labor.
• Training on Social Accountability & Public Resource Monitoring
  Women are equipped to conduct social audits, track local government spending, and advocate for transparency in health and social service delivery.
• Youth & Intergenerational Engagement
  We promote dialogue between generations, encouraging youth-led storytelling and bridging traditional caregiving with modern policy frameworks.