Make room for her
With access to opportunities, a woman becomes an agent of change and social cohesion. Help us #MakeRoomForHer.
Displaced girls and women face unique risks. When forced to leave their homes, they are vulnerable to trafficking and gender-based violence. In their hosting communities, they have limited opportunities to prosper. Child marriage and early pregnancy often interrupt girls’ education. Socio-cultural traditions and reinforced gender roles prevent women from improving their livelihoods.
When women and girls have room to heal, learn, and improve their livelihoods, their families and communities will prosper.
JRS works with displaced women and girls so that they can:
- Attend and complete secondary education.
- Access livelihoods opportunities.
- Feel safe from any form of violence.
- Heal from their traumas.
- Contribute to the creation of equal and peaceful communities.
Join us in calling for more opportunities for displaced girls and women.
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Campaign Stories
South Africa: a livelihoods programme builds hope for the future
27 September 2021
Lebanon: Meet Yasmine a hard-working refugee mother
19 March 2021
Chad: Drawing a better future for refugee girls
05 March 2021
Malawi: How education changed the life of a young refugee girl
11 February 2021