named programs · 4 · from sources
What they call their work
Girls Growing Together
Provides girls with afterschool clubs, vocational training, tutoring, and school fee support to prevent early marriage and promote education and economic independence.
Women and Environment
Trains women in sustainable fuel briquette production and clean cookstove manufacturing to reduce deforestation and promote environmental stewardship.
Women and Land
Secures land access for women and promotes climate-smart agricultural practices to improve food security and economic independence.
Women in Business
Supports grassroots women entrepreneurs through skills training, capital access, and cooperative business development in sectors like pig farming, tailoring, and clean cookstove production.
activities · 5 groups
What they do
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Smallholder Agricultural Development 2 activities
- Climate-smart agriculture and sustainable farming initiativesEstablishes climate-smart cooperative farms and trains women in sustainable agriculture, soil health, and livestock raising. Launched 19 to 10 climate-smart farms since 2018 and supports agricultural productivity through environmentally resilient techniques in Malawi and partner countries.
- Women's land access and agricultural livelihoods programOperates the Women and Land program to enable women’s groups to secure farmland for agriculture and economic stability, followed by training in cooperative business management and sustainable cultivation practices.
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Women's Microenterprise and Livelihood Development 2 activities
- Expansion of women-led environmental and livelihood models through grassroots partnershipsImplements programs in Malawi, Mozambique, Zambia, and New Mexico by expanding women-led environmental and livelihood initiatives to local partner organizations and supporting replication of successful models.
- Women's economic empowerment through cooperative business and entrepreneurship developmentLaunches women-led cooperative small businesses and provides training in business management, financial literacy, and vocational skills. Since 2018, launched 35 to 291 cooperative small businesses and trained over 350 women across Malawi, Mozambique, Zambia, and New Mexico.
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Girls' Education Access Initiatives 1 activity
- Girls' education, tutoring, and vocational training programsEnrolls girls in afterschool and community clubs, provides school fees, supplies, and tutoring, and offers vocational training in baking, tailoring, digital skills, and jewelry-making. Supported over 235 girls since 2024, including helping at least two graduate high school and launch tailoring businesses.
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Women's Empowerment and Leadership Development 1 activity
- Learning exchanges and skills workshops for women and volunteersOrganizes learning exchanges in Africa multiple times per year, engaging volunteers in women's development projects and conducting skills workshops focused on leadership, sustainability, and economic empowerment.
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Clean Cooking Solutions Implementation 1 activity
- Production and distribution of clean-burning cookstoves and alternative fuelProduces sustainable cooking fuel from upcycled wastepaper and sawdust and distributes clean-burning cookstoves; sold and produced over 4,000 cookstoves in communities near the Mount Mulanje Forest Reserve in Malawi, training 197 women in alternative fuel production.
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financials · form 990EZ · fy2024
revenue
Total revenue$79K
Contributions & grants$79K100%
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Total expenses$93K
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Total assets$6K
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Net assets$4K
1 years on record · 2024–2024
leadership · form 990 part vii · fy2024
Who runs it
board members · 1
- NATASHA ANANDARAJA MD — DIRECTOR
relationships · 11
Who they work with
- Malawi Partner — Host country for Women Together Global's programs including women in business, girls' education, and environmental conservation initiatives.
- Malawian fashion designer Partner — Mentors program graduate Milcah in the fashion industry.
- Mozambique Partner — Host country for Women Together Global's programs including women in business, girls' education, and environmental conservation initiatives.
- Mozambique partner organizations Partner — Partner organizations in Mozambique implementing the women-led environmental and livelihood model.
- New Mexico Partner — U.S.-based program location for Women Together Global.
- Ulongwe Women’s Group Partner — Local women's cooperative group participating in business and skills training programs.
- Women Together Africa Network — Regional branch or affiliate of Women Together Global
- Women Together Global Network — Global coordinating entity for the organization
- Zambia Partner — Host country for Women Together Global's environmental conservation programs.
- Zambia partner organizations Partner — Partner organizations in Zambia implementing the women-led environmental and livelihood model.
- grassroots women in Malawi Partner — Co-created the organization's model through grassroots collaboration in Malawi.
strategies · 5
How they approach the work
Named approaches extracted from this org’s sources. Where others share an approach, follow it to see the full set of orgs running it.
- Grassroots-Driven, Participatory Program Designmethodology: grassroots-participatoryBy designing programs in direct partnership with grassroots women and investing in their leadership and ideas, we produce more effective and sustainable outcomes because local knowledge ensures cultural relevance and long-term community ownership.
- Holistic Support for Girls' Educationmethodology: holistic-girls-education-supportBy providing comprehensive support—including scholarships, hygiene products, solar lighting, and tutoring—we enable girls to stay in school because removing multiple interlocking barriers simultaneously addresses the root causes of dropout.
- Peer-Led Capacity Building and Learning Exchangemethodology: peer-led-vocational-trainingBy using peer-based learning—both locally through graduate-led vocational training and globally through international exchanges—we build confidence and skills more effectively than top-down models because lived experience fosters trust, relatability, and sustained engagement.
- Time Reclamation Through Clean Cooking Technologymethodology: time-reclamation through clean cookingBy replacing firewood-dependent cooking with fuel-efficient stoves and sustainable briquettes, we reduce deforestation and free women’s time from fuel collection, enabling greater participation in education and income-generating activities because reduced domestic labor expands opportunity for advancement.
- Women-Led Cooperative Enterprise Modelmethodology: cooperative-enterprise_modelBy equipping women with tools, training, and confidence to launch cooperative enterprises—such as cookstove production, fuel briquettes, and farming collectives—we produce economic empowerment and environmental sustainability because collective ownership increases resilience, shared learning, and market access.