This is the best way to create long-term, sustainable change.

• The Social Enterprise model supports local ownership, ensuring that communities are invested in meeting their own needs.
• DfG Social Enterprises generate income and jobs to support education, transportation, housing and other resources needed to improve livelihoods and increase community development.
• Local Social Enterprises ensure the sustainability of our programs, as more women and girls gain access to menstrual health solutions for themselves and their families. 
• Social Enterprise Leaders become champions and thought leaders in their communities and countries. They work to shatter stigma and limitations, not only through their business and education activities, but also through advocacy at the local and national levels – thus influencing positive change for women and girls in their countries.