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Smiling School Girls in Classroom

What we do

Charity for Girls' Education

Our Mission
To drive transformative behavioral, social and economic change in India by ensuring that every child has equitable access to quality education.

Our Approach
We work with local implementation partners who engage the government, community and village-based volunteers to ensure every girl in India has access to educational opportunities she deserves. Using smart data and technology with high-touch community engagement, our partners locate out-of-school girls in rural areas where poverty, migration, gender stereotyping, and lack of resources impede educational access and bring them into school and ensure that they stay and learn.

Our Impact

Girls’ education can
change the world.

Girl Reading A Book in Classroom

Over 2 M+ girls
enrolled in school

Girl And Teacher at Chalkboard

Over 2.4 M+ children
with improved learning

Globally, an estimated 122 million girls are out of school. In India, over 95 million girls between the ages of 6-29 are not in education, employment or training.

Girls’ education is not just a fundamental human right, but it is also one of the world’s potential ‘silver bullets’, contributing to at least 9 of the Sustainable Development Goals.

Research shows that an educated girl is less vulnerable to child marriage, is more likely to immunize and educate her own children, will make a much higher contribution to the economy though participation in the labor force and will have fewer children of her own, thereby contributing to a reduction in carbon emissions. 

Educate a girl and...

Girls learning program

She will
marry later

Girl studying education

She will have fewer &
healthier children

Community education support

She will educate
her children

Girl reading learning

She will
earn more

School girls education

She will stand
up to violence

Education volunteer support

She can break the
cycle of poverty