कन्या सेवा
Kanyā Seva
Educate one daughter, and you have educated a village.
THE PROBLEM, PLAINLY
39%
of adolescent girls in rural India drop out of school before finishing class 10 — most often over distance, safety, or the cost of a cycle.
Everything a girl needs to stay in school and stand on her own — fees, cycles, uniforms, safe transport, menstrual health and dignity kits, and self-defence training. For young women past school, we run tailoring, computer and enterprise centres and seed self-help savings groups so income stays in her name.
WHAT WE ACTUALLY DO
The work, without the varnish.
Girl-child school retention (fees, cycles, uniforms)
Menstrual health & dignity kits
Self-defence and safety training
Tailoring, computer & enterprise skill centres
Women’s self-help savings groups and micro-enterprise seed support
ONE STORY
“My father said the cycle was for me. Not for my brother. For me.”
Meera, 14 · Bhilwara district
Seven kilometres each way. Ninety minutes on foot. She used to skip. The teal cycle arrived on a Saturday, with a bell. She rode in a dust circle for twenty minutes before she cried. She has not missed a school day since.
More stories from the fieldWHERE YOUR GIFT GOES
A gift, and the outcome it carries.
Every donation is receipted, 80G-eligible, and tied to a specific outcome — not a bucket.
FROM THE FIELD · KANYĀ SEVA
THE FOUR THAT WALK BESIDE THIS ONE
