Terms of Reference (TOR) Sermon Guide Consultant (Individual consultant) Rimin

Adolescent girls in many parts of the world face significant challenges that limit their potential. They are often the most marginalized and vulnerable, denied access to education, critical health information, and economic opportunities. This exclusion not only affects their individual futures but also perpetuates a cycle of intergenerational poverty that impacts their families, communities, and entire nations. Customers of our programs, the girls themselves, often lack safe spaces to ask questions about their health, relationships, and futures. They are navigating a pivotal time of adolescence where the choices they make can define their lives, yet they are often left without the trusted information and support they need to make informed decisions. This is why Girl Effect exists: to build media that girls want, trust, and need, empowering them to unlock their power and change their lives.

We understand that to reach girls effectively, we need to meet them where they are. That's why we leverage the power of media and technology that is already a part of their daily lives. From engaging chatbots that provide confidential advice on sensitive topics to captivating TV dramas and chat shows that model positive behaviors and challenge restrictive social norms, our content is designed to be relatable and inspiring. Our programs, like Chhaa Jaa in India and Ni Nyampinga in Rwanda, are created with girls, for girls, ensuring the content is relevant to their realities. By providing access to information about sexual and reproductive health, nutrition, education, and financial literacy, we equip girls with the knowledge and confidence to take control of their bodies, their learning, and their livelihoods. When a girl is empowered to make different choices, she creates a ripple effect, inspiring others and transforming her community from within.