Our Model

At Partners for Community Transformation (PaCT), we empower adolescent girls and young women (AGYW) to thrive economically, socially, and personally through a holistic, rights-based approach. Our flagship initiative, the She-Is-Able Programme (SAP), is structured around three strategic pillars.

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Pillar 1

Economic Activation & Inclusion

We strengthen AGYW’s participation in the economy by building their skills and linking them to opportunities. Our interventions span:

Skills and Asset Access:

Technical and vocational training, entrepreneurship, financial literacy, and start-up support.

Market Access & Financing:

Linkages to markets, financial services (e.g., VSLAs), and support in navigating the business environment.

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Pillar 2

Social Protection & Wellbeing

We promote safety, health, education, and dignity through integrated support systems that foster resilience and wellbeing:

WASH:

Ensuring access to clean water, sanitation, and hygiene education.

Education Support:

Scholarships, parental engagement, improved learning environments, and career guidance.

GBV Prevention & Response:

Community protection systems, safe spaces, male engagement, and social asset building.

Integrated Health Services:

Youth-friendly healthcare, sexuality education, HIV prevention, and mental health support.

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Pillar 3

Personal Development & Leadership

We nurture self-confidence, leadership, and functional literacy among AGYW to enhance their agency and participation:

Social Agency:

Building self-esteem, mentorship, negotiation, and advocacy skills.

Leadership Development:

Public speaking, communication, critical thinking, and life skills for civic and economic engagement.

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our approach

how we do it.

PaCT delivers its programming through an integrated, community-driven model rooted in sustainability, participation, and innovation. Our core principles include:

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Social Enterprise Development:

Promoting financial independence through income-generating ventures that reduce donor dependency.

Partnerships & Advocacy:

Collaborating with stakeholders to align interventions, amplify impact, and influence policy for systemic change.

Research & Innovation:

Using evidence, participatory research, and tech-enabled solutions to adapt and refine our models.

AGYW Participation:

Embedding AGYW leadership throughout program design, implementation, and advocacy to reinforce agency and civic engagement.

Community Resource Persons (CRPs):

Leveraging trusted local actors—including AGYW and youth influencers—to drive grassroots mobilization and ensure culturally relevant, sustainable service delivery.

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