Resources
Resource Centre

Information that helps you understand our work.

Explore information about Neema Sisters Women Group, the communities we work with and the issues that matter to the women, girls and communities we serve.

Learn more about who we are and what we do.

Welcome to the Neema Sisters Resource Centre. Explore information about our organisation, the communities we work with and the issues we care about.

Here you can learn more about our programmes, our areas of focus and the difference we are working to make.

Whether you are discovering Neema Sisters for the first time, looking for information about our work or interested in working with us, this is a place to begin.

Discover our story, explore our work and learn more about the communities we serve.

Explore the issues we work on

Our work responds to important social and community issues affecting women, girls and communities.

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Menstrual Health

Learn about our work promoting menstrual health and the production and distribution of reusable sanitary pads.

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Women & Livelihoods

Explore our focus on women's empowerment, self-sufficiency and opportunities that strengthen women and communities.

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Gender Equality & GBV

Learn about our work promoting gender equality and addressing gender-based violence.

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Community Development

Discover how we support communities through development, empowerment and activities that respond to local needs.

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Humanitarian Assistance

Learn about our commitment to responding to community needs and supporting vulnerable members of society.

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Advocacy & Peace Building

Explore our focus on social change, peaceful communities, dialogue and greater awareness of important social issues.

Find your way around Neema Sisters.

If you are new to Neema Sisters, these three areas provide a simple way to learn more about us and our work.

More to Explore

As our work grows, we will continue sharing stories, publications, reports and other useful information through this Resource Centre.

Want to know more about Neema Sisters?

Get in touch with us to learn more about our work, programmes, partnerships and opportunities to support women and communities.