We’re a small team with big dreams for the future of women and girls. We share an unwavering belief that when women have choice, independence and opportunities families, communities and societies thrive. We work remotely from all over Australia. We listen and learn from our didis (sisters) in Nepal. We’re a dedicated, collaborative bunch who aren’t afraid of pitching in and testing out new ideas.

Does this sound like you?
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Volunteer for us! 
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In return, we’ll offer flexibility, plenty of creative license and, as a 100% volunteer-run organisation, the opportunity to shape our impact in Nepal as we grow.

What can I do?

Share your skills.​
​We’re looking for experience in communications, web design, event management, governance & risk and finance & accountancy. If you are skilled in another area you think might be a good fit for our work, get in touch!
Write for our blog. ​
​Help us raise awareness, unpack complex issues and inspire action.
Host a film screening.​
Share the powerful stories of girls who stood up to inequality and violence to fight for their rights and freedom. Worried about how to get started? Don’t worry, we’ll provide plenty of support.
Raise awareness at your workplace. ​
Start conversations with your colleagues, hold a morning tea, or put on a lunchtime mini-market with our cards, books or beautiful jewellery made by a women-led social enterprise at our partner in Eastern Nepal. 
Give our donation boxes
a good home.
Could you put a box in your office, local cafe or gym?
Do #SomethingForSlavery.​
Do you believe in the power of our collective choices and voices in creating a more transparent, just and kind world? 
Join our next campaign.

​We're committed to responsible volunteering.

We work in close partnership with local organisations in Nepal and advocate for women and girls to drive their own development. While well meaning volunteering overseas can undermine locally-led development. Often volunteers lack the time, language, cultural understanding and qualifications to be effective, taking away opportunities from local people better suited for the work. A rotation of short-term volunteers can be especially damaging for children, disrupting their ability to form healthy, consistent attachments. For these reasons, we don't offer volunteering placements in Nepal.
Join our Women Empowering Women trips to Nepal instead!

    We'd love to hear from you.

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