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Women-only groups can make a huge difference to the lives of women and girls in poverty. Photo: ActionAid
Plans for women-only screenings of the Wonder Woman film premiere in the US and a festival primarily for black women in Paris have raised questions about the impact of dedicated spaces for marginalised groups. Some people have raised concerns that women-only groups may create even more division within society.
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Our annual Trustees' Report and Accounts includes our audited accounts, explaining where our income comes from, and how we’ve spent it.
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Members of Kween Survivors Forum, an ActionAid supported activism group who tackle issues like FGM and education in Uganda. Photo: Kibuuka Mukisa Oscar/ActionAid
In 2011, ActionAid was granted funding through DfID's Programme Partnership Arrangement (PPA). Learn how we invested it to support people living in poverty.
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ActionAid UK CEO Girish Menon takes part in the Refugee Solidarity March in Central London with other ActionAid staff and supporters in September 2015. Photo: Monia Antonioli/ActionAid
In the UK, ActionAid fundraises, offers child sponsorship, campaigns for change, helps shape UK policy, and offers free teaching resources to UK schools.
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Taniya lives in Happy Homes, a safe space for homeless girls supported by ActionAid in Dhaka, Bangladesh. Photo: G.M.B. Akash/Panos/ActionAid
Read ActionAid's Supporter Promise: a demonstration of our commitment to supporters to hold ourselves to the highest fundraising standards.
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Training and nutrition advice. Photo: ActionAid
ActionAid supports our runners with training advice and tips. We offer detailed training and nutrition advice to help you train and prepare for your events.
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