Establishing a Mini Hub allows schools to become hubs of advocacy and action for girls' rights. Mini Hubs serve as dedicated spaces for organising events, conducting research, and implementing initiatives to promote girls human rights.

Campus ambassadors serve as advocates for girls' rights within their universities. They organise events, raise awareness, and mobilise their peers to take action on girls' rights issues. As a campus ambassador, individuals can lead initiatives, engage with stakeholders, and drive positive change.

Young experts play a crucial role in providing insights, perspectives, and expertise on girls' rights issues. They contribute their knowledge, research, and experiences to inform the GHRH's policy recommendations, advocacy efforts and awareness campaigns.

Joining as a member allows individuals to support the mission and objectives of the Girls Human Rights Hub. Our members can stay informed about girls’ human rights issues, participate in advocacy campaigns, and contribute to the organisation’s initiative through various means such as volunteering, fundraising, or spreading awareness. Through this, you can also support our mission financially.

At Girls Human Rights Hub, we rely on the support of our corporate partners to empower and uplift the next generation of leaders. By working with us, you can help us provide girls with the knowledge and resources they need to succeed in a constantly evolving world.

This year, we are calling on passionate changemakers, food enthusiasts, and community leaders to transform their love for dining and togetherness into meaningful, life-changing impact by becoming part of the Girls' Human Rights Hub Dining Club.