RJ4All Europe is the leading European non-profit international institute with expertise in advancing community cohesion and human rights through restorative justice. With two offices in Cyprus and the UK, has members from all EU states and over 60 other countries. RJ4All Europe has a vision of a world that embraces the restorative justice values of power sharing, fairness, equality, dignity and respect, and where power abuse is rooted out. RJ4ALL Europe pursues our vision by using the power of dialogue, education, sports and art, as well as the practices of restorative justice. Its mission is to address poverty and advance equality, community cohesion and human rights. RJ4ALL pursues its mission by delivering social justice and poverty relief projects, free skills-development and educational programmes, youth clubs, intercultural and awareness raising workshops, internships and high-quality volunteering opportunities.

Atig is an association that organizes training workshops and seminars across various disciplines, focusing on scientific, communicative, national, regional, and international topics. They emphasize expertise exchange with research centers, universities, and international institutions. Their activities include: • Training and development in media, journalism, IT, communication, and education. • Supporting scientific research and democratic dialogue. • Combating illiteracy and tutoring students. • Preserving cultural and environmental heritage. • Creating digital platforms and publishing electronic content.

The Social Peace Association for Environment and Development (Spaed) known as No. 7243 for the year 2008 works in Manshiyat Nasser. Target group (girls, old men, men, children) The cooperative has cooperated with many donor agencies inside and outside Egypt and implemented many development projects to improve the status of women and the image of children and infants in general Popularity at the republic level 3 governorates in 3 governorates (Cairo, Alexandria, and Sohag) Manshiyat Nasser area is one of the largest slums in Cairo located on the highway. Its residents are characterized by poor economic conditions, most of them are displaced from the villages of Egypt.

AL-Balwanah, a community-driven association based in Deir Alla, Al Balqaa, Jordan, is proud to participate in the Enhance Project, which focuses on enhancing girls and young women inclusion with the full support of the community. This partnership aligns with AL-Balwanah’s commitment to supporting and uplifting marginalized groups through education, skill-building, and community engagement. Established in 1992 with just 50 members, AL-Balwanah has grown into a cornerstone of its local community, fostering initiatives that promote equality and sustainable development.

Al-‘Awn Society is a leading Jordanian non-profit organization with expertise in promoting women and human rights. Based in Bani Kinanah, Irbid, in the north of Jordan, their roughly 150 members, most of them women, work hard to support and empower women in their community. The society envisions a world that upholds women’s rights, fights poverty, and works toward equality and social justice. They achieve this through projects that help reduce poverty, development programs, and workshops that focus on everything from cross-cultural understanding to internal training and volunteer opportunities. They’re committed to helping women thrive.