We work in communities facing real pressure—alongside families navigating difficult circumstances and girls at risk of exploitation and abuse.
Our approach is practical. We listen to communities, build relationships, and respond to what is needed. This can include education, life skills, leadership development, family support, or meeting immediate needs when necessary.
Our work is built around four core areas:
Basic Needs
Meeting essential needs that can place pressure on families and increase risk.
Family & Community
Strengthening the relationships and local support networks that help keep girls safe.
Education
Creating opportunities for girls to learn, develop skills, and see a different future.
Leadership
Helping girls build confidence, voice, and the skills to shape their own lives.
We don’t work through one-off interventions.
We stay.
Long-term presence builds trust. It allows us to understand communities, work alongside local leaders and families, adapt our programs, and build on what works.
For OTV, lasting change comes from being there over time—not simply arriving when there is a crisis.




