SEED works to empower women and girls, uphold their rights, prevent violence against them, protect survivors and support their recovery, and engage men and boys.

SEED works to promote children’s growth and development by advancing and safeguarding the rights of children, protecting them from violence, exploitation, abuse, and neglect, and supporting survivors.

SEED works to prevent and respond to human trafficking, protect and empower survivors and others at risk, uphold their rights, and strengthen systems of response and prevention.

SEED works to strengthen the mental health and psychosocial well-being of individuals and communities, and support the development of institutional and social structures that enable human flourishing.

SEED promotes the rights, protection, empowerment, and recovery of survivors of violence and others at risk through comprehensive care including case management, mental health and psychosocial support, legal services, cash assistance, and shelter services.

SEED supports the development of a healthy, resilient, and cohesive society through community-based initiatives designed to foster social and emotional well-being, prevent violence and discrimination, and promote social and economic empowerment.

SEED contributes to the development of strong, accountable institutions and resilient systems by strengthening the capacities of those who work to address and prevent violence and advance social protections and foster development through education, training, mentoring, and professional development.

SEED works to achieve sustainable institutional change and social development through advocacy, technical assistance, and awareness-raising to strengthen rights and protections for all.