TAGI supports girls’ education, menstrual health, mentorship, leadership and digital safety in Canada and Uganda.
We work with girls, women, schools and communities through practical support, learning and community outreach.
Explore our work →The Amara Girls Initiative supports girls and women through education, menstrual health, mentorship, leadership, digital safety and community programs.
Established in 2022, TAGI works with communities in Canada and Uganda. Our activity areas include school-retention support, menstrual-health education and supplies, mentorship, community outreach and educational conferences.
Meet TAGI ↗
TAGI supports girls from Primary Five through secondary school and university, while also engaging teachers, parents and communities. We provide menstrual-health education and supplies, scholastic materials, scholarships, mentorship and school-based awareness programs to help girls remain confident, supported and in school.
Dignity-centred access to menstrual products and age-appropriate health information.
Spaces where girls and young women build confidence, voice and leadership skills.
Education and convening focused on safer, more respectful participation in digital spaces.
Learning and community pathways intended to strengthen economic participation and agency.
Information, connection and community support for refugees and newcomers.
Every community story deserves care. Every impact claim deserves evidence.
Our approach to accountability
Menstrual-health education, scholastic materials, mentorship and school-based awareness connect practical support with a girl’s opportunity to learn.
Explore TAGI’s program approach. Individual beneficiary stories and measured outcomes are published only with consent and approved evidence.
Explore the education program ↗School outreach connects menstrual dignity with girls’ opportunity to stay in education.
Explore the activity →Community participation and connection have long been part of TAGI’s refugee-support focus.
Explore the activity →
A moment of connection from a women’s empowerment summit in TAGI’s community archive.
Explore the activity →Local relationships shape our work.
A shared commitment brings us together.
Education, menstrual dignity, mentorship and school-based community outreach.
Explore our program areas →Community connection, advocacy, conferences and opportunities to take part.
Find your way to get involved →
Balance the Scales with Equity, Leadership and Accountability
RCC-Toronto Downtown, Toronto
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Meet TAGI’s leadership and learn about our mission, values and Canadian nonprofit foundation.
About our organization ↗Find our safeguarding guidance, privacy information and approach to consent-aware storytelling.
Our safeguarding guidance ↗Explore how we document our work. Nonprofit incorporation does not establish charitable tax-receipt eligibility.
Impact & accountability ↗