Our Work
Who we serve?
We serve first-generation digital users.
Our focus is on women from underserved and low-income communities, particularly members of self-help groups who often face barriers in accessing digital services, financial tools, and livelihood opportunities.
We believe that digital training is a pathway to greater independence, financial inclusion, and economic participation.
What we do?
Build Digital Confidence
We equip women with the practical digital skills needed to navigate an increasingly digital world. Through community-based learning, women learn to use digital tools confidently and independently.
Enable Livelihoods
We help women to use technology to grow their businesses and access new economic opportunities. Through digital commerce we help women build financial resilience.
How we do?
AI-Driven Learning for Training and Problem-Solving
We leverage AI-powered tools for simple, practical guided learning, learning resources that can provide women with support beyond training sessions, making learning more accessible and scalable.
Community-led Scale Through Self-Help Groups and Ecosystem Partners
We collaborate with self-help groups and ecosystem partners to scale our work. Their trusted peer networks enable women to access and create sustainable pathways for adoption and impact.
What we achieve?
Digitally Confident Women
Women become confident users of technology to access information, services, financial tools, opportunities, solve problems and share knowledge.
Stronger Household Income
Adoption of digital tools to grow businesses contributing to increased income opportunities, stronger savings habits, and greater financial resilience.
Our Baseline Study
Building needs-based curriculum with our ecosystem partners
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Understanding the digital habits, barriers, aspirations of women through field engagement and baseline studies.
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Working alongside communities to design practical, relevant, and locally grounded digital literacy solutions.
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Partnering with community organisations, worker collectives, and local leaders to build trusted pathways for digital inclusion.
"Technology is best when it brings people together."
"The Internet could be a very positive step towards education, organisation and participation in a meaningful society."
