Stand with her

You can change the course of a woman’s life with a gift, a partnership or your time.

Give

Every gift goes to finding, counselling, training and rehabilitating women who have nowhere else to turn.

₹5,000
One month of safety
Food and a safe roof for one woman for a month while she rebuilds her life.
Sponsor
One trainee
Three months of tailoring or maggam training, materials and a certificate for one woman.
Equip
One workstation
A sewing machine and table that will train woman after woman for years.
Fund
One skill centre
A room, machines and two trainers serving a whole neighbourhood or district.

How to donate

Write to us and we will send our bank and UPI details along with a receipt for your gift.

Giving from outside India? Indian law allows foreign contributions only through FCRA-registered accounts. Please write to us before giving from abroad and we will advise you on the right route.

Partner with us

We are ready to grow from one centre and one state to many. We are looking for partners who want measurable change for women.

Companies (CSR)
Our work falls under Schedule VII of the Companies Act, 2013: promoting gender equality, empowering women, livelihood enhancement and education. We can design a project around your CSR policy and report on it to your board.
UN agencies and international foundations
We bring deep, first-hand reach into rural Telangana and a tested four-step model for women’s rehabilitation, aligned with SDGs 1, 4, 5, 8 and 16.
Universities and law schools
Like our work with Symbiosis Law School’s Legal Aid Centre, students can run legal awareness camps, research and internships with us.
Government and police
We help women reach the schemes, pensions and protections that already exist for them, and work with police on cases that need care beyond the law.

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Volunteer

We need people who can give a few hours a month: lawyers and law students, counsellors, tailoring and embroidery trainers, designers to help women sell what they make, and Telugu-speaking field volunteers.