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Do not leave her future to chance — join the fight for girls’ education

A tertiary scholarship changes a family’s future. Your donation funds tuition, mentoring and career pathways for young women in Kenya, India and Nepal.

Women for Change scholars
The problem

Talent is everywhere. Opportunity is not.

Across the communities we serve, bright young women are held back not by ability but by circumstance. Women for Change — a committee of the LBW Trust — works with trusted local partners to remove those barriers.

Poverty and cost of studyTuition, stipends and living support make university possible.
Child marriage and harmful normsEducation keeps girls in school and gives them choices.
Caste and social exclusionIn Nepal our focus is Dalit young women, who are so often left out.
Leaving care with nothingWith Teach Her, we support young women aging out of orphanages.
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Tertiary scholarships funded since 2016
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Countries: Kenya, India, Nepal & Australia
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Scholars studying in Australia
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Graduates into careers in 2024
How can I help

Four programs your support powers

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Scholarships

Tuition and stipends with Kakenya’s Dream, SPRJ Kanyashala Trust, VECT and Heartland Academy.

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Mentoring & internships

Interview preparation, workplace confidence and internship placements that turn degrees into careers.

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Leadership pathway

Scholars with leadership aspirations study in Australia and return as role models.

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Women’s health

A holistic approach — including a new centre for women’s physical and psychological health in Kathmandu.

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Stories

The women behind the numbers

Kenya → Australia

Linet — Masters in Cyber Security, now a Cyber Specialist

Kenya

Cynthia — nursing graduate, awaiting registration

Kenya

Sharon — Masters in Pharmacy, employed

Kenya → Australia

Vivian — first-year Medical Science at WSU