Limited access to education, especially for women and girls, presents a serious obstacle to community growth and development in many parts of India. We are promoting women’s political rights and strengthen their social recognition and developing leadership skills among them. We influence people, build public awareness, encourage communities and our partners to provide positive learning environments that treat girls and boys equally.

Through our several development projects, we reach out to the most marginalized and vulnerable populations of girls in India, rigorously measuring our impact every step of the way. However, it’s not just a girl thing. We actively and strategically engage men and boys to take an active role in all of our initiatives because real change can’t happen without the support of the entire community.

Experience and research consistently show that improving the lives of girls also lifts the condition of their families and their communities. Quite simply, investing in girls is the key to breaking the cycle of poverty. Girls can change the world. But they can’t do it without support.

Project Being a Girl will empower disadvantaged women and girls through imparting skill training, computer training, educational scholarships and Self-help, which will help to generate an income for their families and give a better chance of survival. We believe that through education of women and girls, livelihoods are improved for entire communities and civic education and liberties are enhanced. Educated girls become educated women who have the knowledge, skills and opportunity to play a role in governance and democratic processes and to influence the direction of their societies.

Training for gender equality is a transformative process that aims to provide knowledge, techniques and tools to develop skills and changes in attitudes and behaviors.