Christmas giving 2024
HOPE HAS ARRIVED
We’re inviting YOU to join us in sharing hope with women around the world. Together, we can serve others as an expression of hope and make a lasting impact through this year’s ZOE Christmas campaign!
Let’s make room for knowledge, dignity, and hope to flourish. 🌍💕
Human Trafficking Survivors
A ZOE Partner is launching a Training Centre for women in a restricted access nation in Asia. These women have been rescued from human trafficking and this life-changing program is designed to offer survivors the skills, support, and opportunities they need to rebuild their lives and thrive.
Human trafficking is one of the world’s fastest-growing criminal industries, and most victims are women and girls. The pandemic has only deepened the vulnerability of those already at risk—particularly in societies marked by gender inequality and high rates of violence against women.
The Training Centre will equip survivors with employable skills, life skills, and offer essential services like food, housing, trauma counselling, and classes. The ultimate goal? To connect these brave women with reputable employers and reduce their risk of being trafficked again.
Your support offers hope, stability, and the chance for a fresh start.
Your giving of $60 will provide survivors with:
nutritious meals for a month
Access to trauma counselling and training courses.
a network of peer support
Combating Period Poverty
In many parts of the world, girls face enormous barriers to accessing menstrual products or menstrual hygiene educational resources—whether due to financial limitations or harmful social norms around menstruation.
Our ZOE Partner in the Middle East is working to change that by training leaders to educate girls about menstrual health and providing them with reusable period underwear.
You can sponsor a Menstrupedia Comic Kit—a crucial resource that educates young girls about their menstrual health in an accessible, engaging way.
The comic is provided in their native language and equips a trainer with a Lending Library, where she can bring the comics into different communities to be used again and again. Nine year old girls are reading it from cover to cover, and even older illiterate women are finding it a valuable resource. They are hungry for knowledge. They need is tremendous and the impact is long lasting.
By giving a girl the knowledge and tools to manage her menstrual health not only empowers her—it paves the way for a brighter future, better education, and a life without shame or stigma.
A sponsorship of $25 will buy a training kit with 6 comic books for the Lending Library