Equality is important. It has to start at a young age. Every person whether they are male or female has a role to play in society. Our projects ensure that the beneficiary ratio of male to female is as equal as we can make it. We want to provide a fair opportunity to all.

Gender disparities in developing countries are less evident in childhood, but begin to widen during adolescence (UNICEF, 2019). For children younger than 5 years old, indicators such as breastfeeding rates are still similar, but the gender gap in primary education are closing year on year. However, according to UNICEF, when the girls reach adolescence, they are less likely than boys to be in secondary education and are more likely to marry before the age of 18. Meanwhile, the World Bank’s report highlights mortality as the worst disparity rate between men and women. In developing countries, 3.9 million girls are aborted once the gender is known to the parents.