The Vanuatu Mama’s English class is a literacy program that enables women to read and speak English at a basic level. This in turn increases their opportunities to interact and work with tourists to earn an income.

A library without books is not much of a library and communities are in need of books. This is especially true in light of the fact that many rural communities are without internet or mobile communications.

Building Libraries in communities across Melanesia to boost access to information, especially in light of the fact that many communities still do not have access to the internet.

Across Melanesia and especially in the Solomon Islands girls are passed over for their education and the main reason is money. Parents cannot afford to pay for schools fees and it stops girls from gaining an education.

Preschool education has shown to be such a powerful factor for success in school that most developed nations have high rates of participation. Given this fact Melanesian Women Today aims to plant preschools across communities in Melanesia.

STEM volunteers travel to countries in Melanesia to work with students working and learning about science, technology, engineering, and math.