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Girls’ Empowerment Through Sport
- Safe spaces
- Leadership opportunities
- Confidence building
- Mobility support
— What We Do
“Play is not just a game — it is a pathway to confidence, identity, and transformation.”
Different problems. Different shapes.
Three flagship programs across Delhi and Bihar. Each one designed with the community it serves.
— What we strengthen
Our Program Areas
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Youth Leadership Development
- Peer leadership
- Facilitation skills
- Decision-making
- Volunteer development
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Community Engagement
- Mothers’ meetings
- Parent dialogues
- Community campaigns
- Inclusion initiatives
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Sport for Development Events
- Tournaments
- Festivals
- Community showcases
- Awareness campaigns
Gender + Leadership · Since 2024
Khel-Netri Program
Leadership through play and sports. This program blends classroom sessions, ground activities, and social issue awareness to help children build confidence, teamwork, and leadership skills. Participants learn to challenge stereotypes, speak up, and lead change in their communities.
200 participants
Sonia Camp · Tahirpur (Leprosy Community) · North East Shahdara
Youth Development · Since 2023
Kadam Badhate Chalo Program
A collaborative program with the Martha Farrell Foundation, focused on youth identity, strengths, gender awareness, and sensitive topics like SRHR. Through workshops and sports, participants explore who they are, discover their strengths, and build resilience. The program empowers young people to become leaders on issues that matter to them.
300 participants
Sonia Camp · Tahirpur · Nandnagri · Old Seemapuri
Sport for Development · New (2026)
Khel Se Badlaav
Transformation through play. A non-funded initiative to build a sport-for-development culture in schools. Starting with monthly sessions at Amawan School in Rajouli, Bihar, this program plants the seeds of change through play, creating safe spaces where children can grow, learn, and thrive.
Pilot phase
Amawan School · Rajouli · Nawada District, Bihar
— How we work
Theory of Change
Our Theory of Change demonstrates how sport, leadership, family engagement, and community participation contribute to long-term social change.
Why It Matters
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Youth-driven
Programs are designed and led with young people at the center.
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Community-rooted
We work in diverse communities — from Delhi’s camps to Bihar’s schools.
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Collaborative
Partnerships deepen our reach and credibility.
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Scalable
Each program is a model that can expand with the right support.
— Section 4
Guiding Principles
Safeguarding & Safety
Inclusion & Diversity
Gender Equity
Youth Voice
Accountability
— Partner with us
Lets Connect
We are actively seeking support to sustain and expand all our programs. By partnering with us, funders and collaborators can help scale proven models of sport for development and bring transformation through play to more communities across India.