At S.H.E., we want to see girls have a higher chance to enter the formal job market, participate more in socio-political activities, and this is only possible if their mental and physical health is a priority. When a woman is physically and mentally robust- her chances to engage in socio-political activities increases. She is less worried about her health issues and takes bigger risks at life and wants to plan her future. Most girls cannot enter the formal job market due to lack of basic qualifications also impeding them from competing equally with boys.  Their roles get closer to the homestead, i.e., running small informal trading, vending, childbearing, and home caretaking. This widens the gender gap and tightens the poverty trap which in turn has adverse effects on their health.  S.H.E. wants to break these barriers and lower early pregnancies and marriages. Not only are we aimed at improving Women’s Health Rights but, their chances at greater economic prosperity.  It is our hope, to build a female-led future, and it all starts with increased mental and physical well-being and advocating for women to take charge of their own bodies.