Financial Resources
Through our programs, clients increase business earnings, diversify income, gain employment, build savings, and acquire assets like land, equipment, or housing.
265,655
Direct Beneficiaries
81%
% Women Reached
8.7 Million
Cumulative People Reached Since 2012
3,047
Families Reached through Health Insurance
149,181
Families Reached through Health Education
3
Countries
Theory of change: Enabling Outcomes
Poverty is not solved by any one single solution—it’s overcome through progress across many areas of life. Guided by our theory of change, we measure outcomes in three key areas: financial resources, human capital, and thriving connections. These new indicators inform our journey to continuously strengthen and refine our services and they reveal a more in-depth look at lifelong transformation.
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Resilience
- ≥50% average reduction in out-of-pocket medical expenses
Human Capital
We invest in people—expanding knowledge, skills, and wellbeing to boost productivity and unlock potential. Through training and access to education, health care, and skill-building, clients improve outcomes in entrepreneurship, agriculture, and more.
Training
- 99,951 households report improved knowledge, attitudes, and practices of reproductive, maternal, newborn, and child health
Agency
- 89% of clients report increased confidence discussing health, fertility, or violence in public/group settings
Thriving Connections
Strong social ties and trusted networks help clients grow, adapt, and lead. We foster collaboration, mentorship, and support systems that enhance women’s and girls’ empowerment, build resilience, and increase collective impact.
Empowerment of women/girls
- 70% of clients report increased confidence to provide support, seek help, or report gender-based violence
All impact metrics are as of December 31, 2025.