Evidence-Driven. Community-Led. Impact-Focused
We work with communities, organisations, and partners to generate evidence, build leadership, and support programmes that create meaningful change for young women and girls.
Our Mission
To engage in evidence-based research that informs, educates, and positively impacts the lives, programmes, and services of young people within their social contexts.
Who We Are
Founded in 2020, Social Impact 360 International was created to respond to the gap between research and real change at community level. We believe communities are experts of their own realities, and that young women and girls are not just beneficiaries of development — they are leaders, co-creators, researchers, and change-makers.
Our work centres participatory research, mentoring, coaching, and evaluation approaches that turn data into action and strengthen local leadership.
WHAT WE DO
We work with communities, organisations, and partners across Africa and beyond through four core areas of practice:
Community-Based Research
Participatory research that centres local voices and builds community research capacity.
Coaching & Mentoring for Young Women and Girls
Structured programmes that strengthen confidence, leadership, and personal agency.
Capacity Strengthening for Community Organisations
Practical mentoring and leadership development tailored to local contexts.
Monitoring, Evaluation, and Learning (MEL) Consultancy
Participatory, gender-responsive evaluations that support learning and improvement.
Our Approach
Our work is grounded in evidence, shaped by communities, and driven by purpose. We focus on:
Evidence-based research
Human-centred design and innovation
Upskilling and capacity building
Meaningful youth engagement
Transformational coaching
Where We Work
We work across Africa, Asia Pacific, Europe, and the Arab States, partnering with local and international organisations to support community-driven impact.
Get in Touch
Interested in partnering with us or learning more about our work? Get in touch to start a conversation.