About us
Who we are
We are a UK-based women and survivor-led movement working to end Female Genital Mutilation and all other forms of Violence Against Women and Girls. Led by the voices and experiences of survivors, we unite survivors, expert professionals, artists, and activists to challenge and dismantle the barriers that stand in the way of ending GBV.
Our mission is two-fold: expanding support for survivors to navigate the lifelong physical and psychological consequences of FGM, as well as to drive systemic change through our advocacy and convening work. We envision the first uncut generation of women and girls in our lifetime. Ultimately, we want to live in a world where women and girls are safe, well, free and thriving.
Connect: We connect women to safe, non-judgemental, caring survivor-centric services they need so that vulnerable women and girls can safeguard themselves, their children and their communities from FGM, and all forms of VAWG.
Campaign: We campaign so UK institutions and survivor touchpoints like healthcare providers, criminal justice and immigration systems recognise FGM, forced marriage and acts of trafficking as forms of violence and have the skills and resources to actively enforce legislation and provide appropriate care and support.
Convene: We convene to create a bridge between survivors, communities and national and global platforms to collectively influence policy and decision-making .
Thrive: We operate a vibrant, small but mighty, financially sustainable movement which expands its resource base while staying true to its survivor roots.





