Many girls and women across our operational regions face daily gender-based violence. Our work spans from Sierra Leone to Kenya and Uganda, with continued efforts in Liberia. When sexual violence against minors made headlines in Liberia, Stella's Girls stood in solidarity with the youth in Monrovia. Through bold protests, including participation in the International Day of the Girl, we declare: Enough Is Enough.

In regions where Period Poverty is prevalent, girls often miss school or resort to unsafe menstrual practices. Stella's Girls, through the Red Flower Code program, provides education and training on making reusable sanitary pads. We advocate for period equity both in the U.S. and internationally. Our mission is empowering young women across West Africa and beyond, enabling them to manage their menstrual health with dignity.

Following the COVID-19 pandemic, we provided free tutoring and mentorship to students in remote learning environments. With the support of volunteers from educators to corporate leaders, we've helped hundreds of students, ensuring that no child is left behind academically or emotionally during times of crisis.

As a dynamic and evolving organization, Stella’s Girls constantly adapts our programs based on feedback from our community and key events such as the Summit of the Future. With input from our volunteers, Board of Directors, and those we serve, we work towards creating a more equitable future for all.

The work we do—from advocating for period equity to ensuring girls' educational rights—depends on the collective strength of our supporters. Whether by volunteering, donating, or simply spreading the word, every contribution helps amplify our voice and reach.