United Women Singapore is a self-funded non-profit organization that advances women's empowerment and gender equality, and builds a pipeline of women leaders and influencers in Singapore. We work towards narrowing the gender equality gap through education and raising awareness and advocacy on issues such as anti-violence and women's empowerment. We raise funds to support projects and organizations, and actively put issues affecting women on the agenda of leaders and organisations that can make a difference.

United Women Singapore has an Institution of Public Character (IPC) status and all donors are able to claim tax relief from their assessable income based on the amount donated, at the prevailing deduction rate.

Our flagship programme Girls2Pioneers, reaches out to girls (in particular, girls from disadvantaged and marginalised backgrounds) to encourage them to take up STEM subjects in their higher education and careers, paving the way for a more gender-equal society.

Since 2014, the Girls2Pioneers (G2P) programme has been implemented by United Women Singapore in partnership with corporates and organisations which are in a STEM-related industry and/or have a STEM-related curriculum. The programme involves day camps, field trips and school talks, conducted with girls between the ages of 10-20. We have completed over seven years of the Girls2Pioneers pro

Our Anti-Violence initiatives include GenSafe Workplaces and UWS Boys Empowered.

GenSafe Workplaces advocates the important role of private sector organisations in protecting the rights of employees who are victims of domestic violence & abuse (DVA) through webinars and workshops.

UWS Boys Empowered aims to engage with boys to be empowered individuals who will model strength without violence and be proactive bystanders with the skills and confidence to prevent violence in our society.

Where will your donations go?
Donations will go towards the running of our Girls2Pioneers STEM programme, Anti-violence Initiatives; UWS Boys Empowered and GenSafe Workplaces and other local projects.


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