Women for a Change

We are Women for a Change

The Women for a Change International Foundation(WFAC) is the organisation behind Safe World.

WFAC was conceived in May 2008, by Christine Crowstaff, to bring together women all cultures & backgrounds, to pool our skills, resources, time and commitment.

The organisation was registered in the UK in October 2008, as a not-for-profit organisation. The trustees are Christine Crowstaff in the UK and Fernanda Amaral in Brazil.

Vision

A sustainable and humane world with compassion at its heart

Mission

Safe World for Women is a worldwide movement advocating women's rights and inspiring new worldviews.

Our purpose is to promote justice and dignity for women.

We bring together women from all cultures & backgrounds, to pool our skills, resources, time and commitment, and we collaborate with others who share our vision and ethos.
By listening to women who suffer from oppression and injustice, throughout the world, we ensure that 'the voices of the silent' are heard by those who can influence change.
Together, we work to protect women's rights worldwide so that every woman can enjoy all the rights enshrined in the international treaties to protect women.
Independent from government, corporate or national interests, we investigate and expose abuse of women and children, educate and mobilize the public, and campaign to improve policy and attitudes.
We do all this to enrich the lives of women and children, socially and economically.

A Safe World for Women is a safe world for all.

Ethos

To maintain the utmost respect for all human life and for the natural environment.
To practice honesty, integrity and trustworthiness.
To conduct business with love, gratitude, empathy and awareness.
To communicate sensitively, honestly and compassionately.
To emphasise cooperation in preference to competition.
To carry out business and enterprise in a sustainable way.
Not to permit considerations of age, disease or disability, creed, ethnic origin, gender, nationality, race, sexual orientation, social standing or any other factor to affect attitude towards any person.