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planindiango · 17 days
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Here are powerful images from the ground where passionate individuals are standing up against child marriage, spreading awareness, and offering support. Each action, each voice makes a difference. Let's amplify these efforts together and say no to child marriage.
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planindiango · 1 month
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Girl Education Ngo India - Plan India
Girls from disadvantaged communities in India lack opportunities. Help them flourish by supporting "Because I Am A Girl" initiative. Your donation empowers girls in education, health, livelihood, and safety and tackles negative gender norms for lasting impact. Donate & make a difference!
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planindiango · 1 month
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BaalVivahAbhiNahiKabhiNahi awareness Campaign by Plan India launched in Bihar, UP, and Jharkhand on 8th March, Friday to prevent child marriage to empowers girls and prioritize their childhood. Join us in the comment section to stand against child marriage by saying #BaalVivahAbhiNahiKabhiNahi https://www.planindia.org/get-involved/make-a-donation/because-i-am-a-girl-2/
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planindiango · 1 month
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Empowering Eco-Warriors: Transforming Schools and Communities. In Alwar, the Eco Clubs of the Model School Project lead a green revolution! These young changemakers are at the forefront with a mission to cut environmental load and ditch single-use plastic. From vibrant competitions to inspiring campaigns, the Eco Clubs ignite change in meetings and assemblies, extending their impact beyond school gates to the wider community. Insightful sessions with project teams equip students with eco-friendly practices, empowering them for a sustainable tomorrow. Over 300 students across 24 schools craft 500+ cloth bags from waste, spreading the message far and wide. Each bag handed out strengthens the ripple of change. Grocery shops learn communities are inspired, and the landscape shifts towards a greener future. Let's applaud these eco-warriors and stand in solidarity. Together, we can combat plastic pollution and cherish our planet. https://www.planindia.org/get-involved/make-a-donation/because-i-am-a-girl-2/
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planindiango · 2 months
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Z Zurich Foundation has partnered with Plan India to bring about lasting change in the lives of 28800 girls of Rajasthan and Jharkhand with accelerated learning centered called BALIKA SHIVIRS. Z Zurich Foundation grants will ensure 3600 out-of-school girls of the age group of 13-18 years complete their Secondary or senior secondary school education through NIOS board. The program will also build the capacities of 3600 young women (19-24 years) in vocational training. Out-of-school girls who have passed grade X are selected and enrolled in NIOS for better livelihood opportunities. Balika Shivir alumni will form a network of girls – to influence additional 21600 girls. This is a unique model where girls will get empowered and then they empower their peers and eventually change the overall situation of girls in the 4 project districts.
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planindiango · 2 months
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We are thrilled to announce that Plan_India has been certified as a Great Place to Work! It's a testament to our commitment to creating a supportive and inclusive workplace where everyone can grow and thrive. Huge thanks to our incredible team for making this achievement possible! At Plan India, we believe that our people are our greatest asset. This certification reaffirms our commitment to creating an inclusive and fulfilling workplace environment. With your ongoing support, we can continue to thrive in this fantastic workplace, making even more significant strides. Join us in our journey to create positive change! Click the link to donate and keep the momentum going - https://shorturl.at/kvCK7
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planindiango · 2 months
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Sponsor a Child Education - Planindia
Embarking on a journey of empowerment, Plan India engaged over 1100 school-going students in story-telling sessions across Delhi's disadvantaged communities. With a focus on integrating story-telling-based pedagogy into classroom transactions, these sessions aimed at fostering self-confidence, overcoming inner fears, and embracing self-love. Guided by the principles of the National Education Policy 2020, each story was carefully selected to spotlight female empowerment and equality. Through interactive activities, students discovered their strengths and pledged to nurture them with a growth mindset. Additionally, the sessions provided a much-needed respite from exam stress, offering a holistic approach to education. Join us in championing this initiative and supporting the holistic development of our future leaders! Support our cause and make a difference today.
Donate now - https://www.planindia.org/get-involved/make-a-donation/because-i-am-a-girl-2/
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planindiango · 2 months
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Nurturing a Future – Feminine Leadership
In 2011, when I planned to change sectors and move from being a Senior HR Advisor managinga large team at a thriving and booming IT company, to be the Manager HR at a relatively lesser known non-profit organisation at New Delhi, my well-wishers and peers advised me against the move.
“You will stagnate in a dirty slum or remote village – carrying the quintessential “jhola” and wearing “hawai chappal” said a well- meaning friend trying to dissuade me. Another one deplored the fact that my salary will fall below the “poverty line” and move south in comparison to my juniors, who will soon overtake me in the corporate rat-race and earn big bucks and fancy titles. Despite the advice, I persevered, convinced of my conviction to be part of the social development space and serve the community in my own small way.
What egged me on, were my daily encounters with the street kids on the way to the office – the despair one saw in their eyes…of myriad dreams that remained unfulfilled…the hopelessness of their situations and knowing fully well that I may not be able to change anything while sitting in my plush office in a global corporate.
Fast forward to today – 2022 – As the Director of Human Resource, organizational development and operations for Plan India, I have the opportunity to be a part of the country management team, which sets the course for our deeply impactful programs that work at the grassroots across rural and urban communities, influence and change the lives of millions of young children especially girls in the most marginalized communities across India. The road was not smooth, in fact, it was riddled with potholes and speed breakers – challenges included raising funding, getting the best talent, and acquiring technology among others. The key motivation was the cause our organisation Plan India worked for – vulnerable children and young girls, and that helped me soldier on the chosen path and the fact that I could see my contributions were able to bring cheer and smiles to young lives.
“I STRONGLY BELIEVE THAT IF YOU’RE IN A POSITION OF POWER, PRIVILEGE AND INFLUENCE, YOU CAN OPEN DOORS FOR THOSE WHO HAVE BEEN HISTORICALLY LEFT BEHIND, IN FACT YOU HAVE A MORAL RESPONSIBILITY TO DO THAT…”
Even in this day and age, the underprivileged still need men in power or more advantaged women, to vouch for their legitimacy to be at the table and not be dismissed or ignored just for being of a particular gender or lower caste, community or just being poor.
The times are changing rapidly and this is one urgent norm that needs to change soon. We need to shift the paradigm and create a more egalitarian society, where one can find a place at the table and rise to leadership rank purely based on merit and performance. To be able to access good education, health care and nutrition live safely and develop one’s agency to take decisions of life and build a better future.
Plan India (India Chapter) has been championing this cause for past many years now. Our long-running advocacy on “Because I am a Girl” have set the tone and campaign on “Girls Get Equal” have brought many like-minded institutions, embassies, government organizations and corporate citizens together to power the popular Girls Takeovers on the occasion of “International Day of the Girl” celebrated on October 11th each year.
While the takeovers seem to be symbolic, of young girls entering public spaces and taking on positions of power associated with leadership for a day, like for instance – District magistrates, Chief Minister’s office, CEO’s of Corporates or Ambassadors of different countries – they shatter many barriers are social or psycho-social that prevent the girls from visualizing their roles outside those of a home-maker in their family or a mother and a wife. We now regularly hear stories of young women, who have after this experience, gone on to build a stronger future, they convinced their families to let them hold jobs or be entrepreneurs or build community self-help groups of like-minded youth and really thrive. They are the real change makers, who are the beacons and models for others around them, to see the change and be emulated.
“WHAT ONE NEEDS AS A LEADER IS OPTIMISM AND POWER TO DREAM OF A BETTER TOMORROW… TRUST IN SELF AND IN ONE’S TEAM CAN BRING OUT THEIR VERY BEST”
Today Anjali a young change maker took over my role for a day.  It’s self-actualizing to see things coming full circle for me – contributing to the growth of girls as youth leaders, who are seizing opportunities to shape the conversations, as they should be and bring about a transformative change in the society we live in.
It is well-known that social empowerment is a slow and gradual process of change, but one that is slowly gaining ground and spreading beyond to influence others through the power of social media. Our girls are becoming champions of change – budding leaders who are confident and ready to take on the world.
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planindiango · 3 months
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Plan India’s sponsorship program has made an impact on over 750,000 children and their communities till date. Our widespread presence and connection with local communities help us in understanding the ground realities and taught us that helping families and communities become self-sufficient is the best way to secure children’s futures. 
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planindiango · 3 months
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Plan India’s sponsorship program has made an impact on over 750,000 children and their communities till date. Our widespread presence and connection with local communities help us in understanding the ground realities and taught us that helping families and communities become self-sufficient is the best way to secure children’s futures. 
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planindiango · 3 months
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Paras, 21, lives with his parents and sister in a densely populated development on the outskirts of Delhi’s South West district. He wants to make a career in fashion retail – something of an unusual choice for his extended family and friends who don’t have much knowledge of what it means or involves. Paras is currently enrolled in the Saksham programme and is learning job related skills along with other young men.
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planindiango · 3 months
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Plan India’s sponsorship program has made an impact on over 750,000 children and their communities till date. Our widespread presence and connection with local communities help us in understanding the ground realities and taught us that helping families and communities become self-sufficient is the best way to secure children’s futures. 
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