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Projects & Partners

  • Kampala, Uganda: Hope For Women and Children.

    • ATS foundation supports the mission of promoting human rights education to prevent violence against women and children through building and providing safe library space for people in impoverished communities.

    • ATS has also funded a new women’s healthcare clinic which serves to provide support and health information for women within the refugee community.

  • Room To Read

    • We are incredibly proud to be a large contributor for Room to Read, a leading non-profit focused on girls' education and children's literacy in Asia and Africa. We’ve recently partnered to help fund a feasibility study in Uganda, Africa.

  • CAMFED

    • Camfed is an international non-governmental, non-profit organization whose mission is to eradicate poverty in Africa through the education of girls and the empowerment of young women.

  • Zimbabwe: Simuka Africa

    • ATS foundation is helping to fund and establish a new community library in Norton, Zimbabwe where Simuka Africa can continue to do work for youth development projects.

  • Rescue Freedom

    • ATS works in proud partnership with Rescue Freedom to empower the rescue and restoration of those in sexual slavery and to prevent the exploitation of girls and women around the globe.

  • Ascend Afghanistan

    • Our foundation financially contributes to supporting this not-for-profit organization working in Afghanistan to empower young women through athletic based leadership training.

  • Seattle, Washington: Mary’s Place

    • While working with Libraries For All, ATS funded a fully stocked library space and new laptops for women and children working their way out of homelessness.

  • Kolkata, India: New Light

    • Within one of the most impoverished red light districts of Kolkata, ATS helped fund a safe educational space for children. It is our hope that our contribution here helps break the cycle of inter-generational prostitution.

  • Changing Lives Nepal

    • ATS helps support long-term sustainable for girls and women living in Nepal.

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