So proud of our youth peer leaders and girl champions who are connecting hundreds of migrant workers and their families to government benefits and rightful entitlements. These educated young girls are making equity and social inclusion come truly alive in their communities.

3/4 He discusses efforts to diminish the influence of Jati Panchayats in Rajasthan by increasing women's participation in decision-making and calls for stronger accountability, capacity building, and budget allocations for child welfare.

While answering queries, Ms. Manoharan emphasised the need for restorative and not necessarily punitive justice pathways along with stronger CSR policies. She highlighted that children in institutions often lack access to essential resources like helplines. #ChildJustice #GC27

Team Protsahan wishes a very happy #Diwali 🪔 to all our friends, donors and well wishers! Gratitude to all those who join us in spirit and support as we create a little more love and healing ❤️‍🩹 in this world for girls and women at the last mile. #TogetherWeAreUnstoppable

Gratitude for this global recognition as our Executive Director, Jas, Jaswinder Singh receives it on behalf of team Protsahan. Thank you to the global jury, Saku Tuominen Lasse Leponiemi & team HundrED.org for believing in depth of scale work that holds the power to scale up! 🌺

Our panel discussion on leveraging data and collaboration to reshape social impact was filled with valuable, data-driven insights. #D4GX2024IndiaAnnualConference

Powerful consultation with social workers on decoding the healing for an abused child. Grateful to 80+ organisations that joined us at the #hridaydialogues2024 and learnt-reflected-unlearnt together to build trauma informed #childprotection services in India 🇮🇳

Representatives from Child Rights and You (CRY) Protsahan India Foundation Catalysts for Social Action Leher MiracleIndia UNICEF India Societal Thinking & govt. along with Social workers, psychologists, lawyers from 86 children’s organisations at #HridayDialogues2024 decoding the neurobiology of childhood trauma.

Why did Savitribai Phule carry two saris when she went to school? Today, on her birthday, let’s talk about a woman who faced unimaginable challenges yet changed the course of history with her courage and determination. Thread 1/18

Ramnath Goenka Awardee Hera Rizwan writes a ground report for decode citing how the cost of smog in Delhi raises gender inequities in technology access & learning for most marginalised children. Read this important piece in BOOM Live 👩🏽‍💻 boomlive.in/decode/in-worl…

In our employability program, young adolescent girls are trained to not just seek digital and financial skills but also use these skills to build community resilience via govt. linkages for poorest of poor. Invest in young women workforce, and you will see communities rise up!

🎙️#NationalFamilySummit2025 Speaker Spotlight | Meet Sonal Kapoor 🎙️Sonal Kapoor is a distinguished Indian social entrepreneur &Founder CEO of Protsahan India Foundation.

Learning about India’s women trailblazers! Young girls from over 107 slums in Delhi are deep diving into life lessons with life stories of some of the most inspiring Indian women who broke ceilings & gender stereotypes. पढ़ेंगी लड़कियाँ और आगे बढ़ेंगी लड़कियाँ! 👧 📖 ✏️

🎙️ #NationalFamilySummit2025 Speaker Spotlight | Meet Swagata Raha 🎙️Swagata Raha is a legal researcher, trainer, and teacher with 20 years of experience working with leading human rights organizations in India.

#NationalFamilySummit2025 Moderator Spotlight | Meet Prabhat Kumar. Prabhat Kumar is a Child Protection Specialist at UNICEF India where he focuses on family strengthening, promoting non-institutional care, child protection workforce development, and adolescent empowerment.

Our grassroots leader Preeti, explains at #capacitybuilding learning retreat how she sees direct linkages to government schemes for marginalised children as a key element of #childprotection. “धारणा और दृष्टिकोण में फर्क होता है।,” she summarises as a life lesson 🌺

Creating art isn’t an extracurricular activity; it’s survival. Within the urban slums of Delhi, teenage girls pick up brushes not just to paint but to reclaim their own stories. Read this beautiful documentation in Stanford Social Innovation Review about Protsahan India Foundation’s work. ssir.org/articles/entry…

‘Removed from a job for asking to use the toilet’: Women workers at Delhi’s construction sites struggle for basic dignity indianexpress.com/article/cities… Sexual and Reproductive Health and Rights (SRHR)