Together, let's advocate for better support
OUR PARTNERS
Safety Net partners with a coalition of Non-government Organisations (NGOs) who are our champions on the ground that deliver rehabilitation services for child brides. Our partner agencies not only directly support child brides, but also engage and work closely the Sindh Provincial Pakistani Government and Union Councils to influence the policy space.
AAHUNG: A non-profit organisation founded in 1995 that works to improve access to reproductive health education and support for young women and men.
BEDARI: Provides direct support to women survivors of gender based violence and advocates for appropriate legislation to address gender based discrimination. Offers life skills education for young girls.
BLUE VEINS: Conducts research, advocacy and offers a legal aid network for victims of gender based violence. The organisation facilitates grassroots community organising for women's empowerment.
CATAPULT: Works in regional areas to provide training and education to journalists, police officers and religious leaders around child marriage.
Child Rights Movement Pakistan: The aim of the organisation is to maintain coordination with the relevant government departments and advocate for children's rights and protection.
International Child Development Initiatives: Provides education on reproductive rights for young people and parents, and offers social groups. Advocates for improved access to sexual health services.
WORLD VISION: Offers free and improved access to primary care clinics, with a focus on maternal and child health.
ARTS Foundation: Provides leadership training, computer literacy support and vocational skill development for young people.
UNICEF: Works to promote community awareness around child protection issues. Provides financial support for families affected by child marriage.