Access to Education (SDG 5.1): Educational scholarships provide financial support, enabling girls aging out of orphanages to access higher education or vocational training. By promoting educational opportunities, these programs contribute to SDG 5.1, which aims to end all forms of discrimination and violence against women and girls.

1. Empowerment through Education (SDG 5.5): Scholarships and mentorship empower girls by providing them with the tools and skills needed to pursue their aspirations. This aligns with SDG 5.5, which focuses on ensuring women's full and effective participation in leadership and decision-making at all levels.

2. Preventing Violence and Exploitation (SDG 5.2): Educational scholarships and mentorship programs can be crucial in preventing girls from becoming victims of the sex trade. By offering educational and vocational alternatives, these initiatives address the vulnerabilities that contribute to their exploitation, aligning with SDG 5.2, which seeks to eliminate all forms of violence against women and girls.

3. Building Self-Confidence (SDG 5.4): Mentorship programs contribute to building the self-confidence and self-esteem of girls, reducing their susceptibility to falling into exploitative situations. This aligns with SDG 5.4, which aims to recognize and value unpaid care and domestic work.

4. Promoting Equal Opportunities (SDG 5.1): By providing equal access to educational opportunities and mentorship, these programs contribute to SDG 5.1, which focuses on ending discrimination and violence against women and girls.

5. Addressing Homelessness (Interconnected Goals): Educational scholarships and mentorship programs indirectly address homelessness by providing girls with the skills and resources needed for employment and self-sufficiency. This aligns with broader Sustainable Development Goals, including Goal 1 (No Poverty) and Goal 8 (Decent Work and Economic Growth).