The WINGS intervention will be translated into Uzbek and tailored to reflect the cultural and social realities of women across multiple regions in Uzbekistan. The pilot will focus on:

• Young women from low-income or underserved communities
  
• Women living with HIV
  
• Women at risk of or affected by sexual violence

The intervention will be delivered through mahalla-based community social workers, district-level NASP social service centers (Inson), and civil society organizations working with survivors of violence.

• Over 1,000 women have received WINGS services in Kyrgyzstan since 2013.
• WINGS has successfully reached diverse and underserved groups across urban and rural areas.
• The model was adapted to include versions tailored for rural populations and survivors of severe GBV, and has helped foster multi-sectoral collaboration across social, health, and legal sectors.

Linking women to government-run social protection services remains a challenge, particularly for those actively using drugs. There are barriers to employment, housing, and legal aid, especially for marginalized women. Service providers often face resource constraints and high demand, making sustainability a continuing concern.