Ending Child Marriage Through Education Empowered by our Udaan Project, Girls Overcome Social Barriers and Forge a Bright Future Four...

"Everyone should define their goal and embark on the path then success is undoubtedly achievable" Parveen Sheikh Parveen, one of our...

While for some of us attending school is a rite of passage for others it requires grit, determination and the self-belief that their...

"If opportunity doesn’t knock, build a door" Milton Berle We have been working to prevent child marriages for decades, and our Udaan...

Nineteen year old Seema is an inspirational example of why our campaigns for girls' education remain a priority. As a child, her family...

We are very honoured that BitterSweet Monthly , a US-based online magazine, chose Snehalaya for its first ever feature on India. A team...

Cricket fever struck our Rehab Center on 9 July when we hosted our first ever Malala Premier League with teams from our Balbhavan (Slum...

We have been celebrating Malala Yousafzai's birthday annually since 2015, when we partnered with Malala Fund to arrange the Indian...

Despite the immense progress that has been made in the last 15 years to universalise primary education in India, the state of secondary...

Following up from our Malala Camp held in March, our annual Malala Day celebration invited the local Ahmednagar schools involved to...

One of the main objectives of our Educate. Empower. Lead. campaign with Malala Fund is to give our peer mentors, girls residing in our...

As part of our Educate. Empower. Lead. campaign with Malala Fund we conducted a roadshow at our Snehalaya English Medium School. This...

Our Educate. Empower. Lead. campaign with Malala Fund is engaging with girls aged 13-17 at risk or the victims of Commercial Sexual...

We are over half way through our Educate. Empower. Lead, campaign in partnership with Malala Fund and have already delivered 20 workshops...

There’s every reason for this 18-year old to celebrate. Saving herself from an arranged marriage to secure a seat in an Auxiliary Nurse...