WAT has been actively involved in improving the lives of women in Tigray by addressing medical and mental health challenges. Notable achievements include awareness campaigns targeting harmful traditional practices, such as early marriage and female genital mutulation (FGM) which predominantly affects young girls. By providing interventions and education, WAT contributes to reducing health-related issues linked to such practices. Additionally, the organization has undertaken initiatives to combat gender-based violence, ensuring the safety and dignity of women. WAT’s comprehensive approach includes operating safe houses for survivors of sexual and gender-based violence (SGBV) in Tigray, demonstrating its commitment to providing medical and mental support to those in need.