EKISIL was built from a simple belief: communities closest to a challenge should have a meaningful role in shaping the solution .Working alongside communities living with remoteness, insecurity and displacement showed us that the challenges facing mothers and children could not be addressed in isolation. Maternal wellbeing was connected to mental health. Parenting was connected to nutrition and child development. Safety was connected to information and community. Household resilience was connected to livelihoods and opportunity.

Communities did not need another fragmented intervention.They needed support that could meet them where they were. That learning shaped EKISIL’s integrated community approach and ultimately the Solar Digital SafeHub model. Today, we are building on community trust, field experience and evidence to strengthen and responsibly scale solutions designed for hard-to-reach communities.