• - The Dignity Project #2 was developed in a new District (Nuwakot).
• - Community Self Help Groups (SHGs) have been formed and mobilised.
• - Groups of 15-20 women supported each other to save a pool of funds from which they can borrow to improve their lives or support a small business.

• - More than 400 WAG members participated in programmes to strengthen their groups.
• - The local government supported WAGs to expand their impact in their communities.
• - 48 girls received scholarships to complete schooling.
• - Women participants increased their incomes between NZ$173 and $NZ463 per annum.

• - 85 women were supported so they could safely migrate for work.
• - 28 women were involved in income generation activities including; vegetable, poultry, buffalo, pig, and goat farming as businesses.
• - 32 girls attended a basic journalism training course.
• - More than 2000 people received education on safe migration and anti-human trafficking.

• - 8 of the high school scholarships received in 2017, achieved in the top 5 positions in their respective classes.
• - 21 Women’s Actions Groups (WAGS) were established involving 411 women engaging in a variety of workshops. Topics covered included unsafe migration; trafficking; gender-based violence; budgeting; skills-based training.
• - 10 WAGS organised cleaning campaigns to improve and maintain the footpaths and roads for their villages as it provided the opportunity to keep an eye on movement in and out of their towns.

2016 Impact, donated in 2017: $948

• - Support started for The Dignity Project in the Makwanpur District in Nepal with business training which helped 180 women. 
• - 27 high school scholarships were given to girls from poor, vulnerable families.