The Safeworld International Foundation is an independent non-governmental organisation which campaigns for the rights of women and children.
"Through working with locally-based groups, we can help to make sustainable changes in a culturally-sensitive and empowering way.
Please help us to help others!"
Chris Crowstaff, Founder, Safe World for Women
Our diverse, multi-cultural team of volunteers is spread throughout the globe. We work to abolish human trafficking and slavery, domestic violence, poverty, war crimes and all forms of abuse of women and children. We campaign for women's rights advocates who have been unjustly detained.
The hub of our work is our webzine: 'Safe World for Women'.
Our webzine provides a resource of articles on women’s rights issues, including our interviews with key women’s rights advocates. We cover a range of subjects from human trafficking, domestic violence and honour killings to children’s rights, conflict and peace and advocacy.
Safeworld forms partnerships with small, grassroots groups and organisations throughout the world - our Field Partners
Safeworld Field Partners are community groups and organisations, working with women and children at a regional level, dealing directly with issues such as poverty, HIV/AIDS, domestic violence, conflict, rape, refugees, access to education, and child labour.
Many of these groups have very sporadic internet access and often they have no website and no way of accepting online donations.
The Safe World webzine provides our Field Partners with a 'window to the world', helping to raise their profile, give them a voice and to connect them with potential funders. The Field Partners section of the webzine also helps funders, donors and philanthropists to more easily identify groups who are well-positioned to effectively utilise funding - hence ensuring that donations reach the grassroots.
We work closely with the women and men who run these groups, enabling them to share their news and blogs to raise public support for their projects.
"Dear Chris, Jen, and the team of Safe World for Women,
We are really very happy for all your support and effort you have put in to see that EACO goes to another level.
Since we came to know you and the articles you have published, they have linked EACO to so many classes of people, NGOs, volunteers, donors - and it's through this website that we came to know Just A Drop; our water and sanitation project is active, and we hope that even our child sacrifice project will be funded.
May God bless your work and give you whatever you want; it's my prayer and God Bless you and your team.
Shadrak.
Director, EACO Uganda, 19th January 2012"
Safe World is active on the social media, with nearly 12,000 followers on Twitter and over two thousand supporters on Facebook.
Safe World is independent of any government, political or religious ideology or commercial interest and we depend entirely on private donations.
The trustees are Christine Crowstaff in the UK, Fernanda Amaral from Brazil, currently studying in Spain, and Clara Boxall in the UK.