Avpravah Foundation believes in a holistic approach — a safe woman and a protected child are the cornerstones of a healthy society. We work to prevent violence, raise awareness, and enable economic and educational opportunities for women and children.
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Number of women trained, number of children reached, number of legal cases supported, counselling hours, rescue operations assisted, scholarships given —(Numbers + short stories).
Avpravah Foundation believes in a holistic approach a safe woman and a protected child are the cornerstones of a healthy society. We work to prevent violence, raise awareness, and enable economic and educational opportunities for women and children.
Self-Defence & Life-Skills for Girls & Women Workshops: Karate/Taekwondo/Yoga + digital safety and street-safety drills.
Child Protection Workshops (Schools & Communities) Age-appropriate sessions on body safety, saying ‘no’, trusted adults, and safe/unsafe touch.
Legal Awareness & Rapid Response Awareness on POSH, POCSO, Domestic Violence Act; link victims to legal aid & our women lawyers.
Counselling & Child-Friendly Helpline Trauma-informed counselling for survivors (women & children) and a child-friendly reporting mechanism.
Education Support & Scholarships for Vulnerable Children Tuition, school supplies, digital literacy classes.
Rescue & Rehabilitation (in partnership) Work with police/child welfare committees for rescue, temporary shelter, legal process and rehabilitation.
Parent & Teacher Training Recognizing signs of abuse, reporting, and creating safe school environments.
Emergency / Immediate Danger:
Call the local police / Child Helpline 1098 (within India) / Local emergency number.
If you are in immediate danger, contact the police or Child Helpline 1098.
Avpravah Helpline / Counselling:
+91-9953432487 | womenchild@avpravahfoundation.org
Number of women trained, number of children reached, number of legal cases supported, counselling hours, rescue operations assisted, scholarships given (Numbers + short stories).
Avpravah Foundation believes in a holistic approach, that a nation’s true strength lies in the well-being of its women and children. We work to prevent violence, raise awareness, and enable economic and other opportunities for women and children. Through a multi-faceted approach, we address the unique challenges faced by women and children, empowering them to overcome barriers and realize their full potential.
We are committed to fostering environments where women and children can live, learn, and work without fear of harassment or abuse.
Our mission is rooted in the belief that safety and dignity are fundamental human rights, not privileges
An India where every woman and child lives with dignity, security, and equal opportunity. We envision a future where:
Education is a powerful tool for empowerment. We work to break the cycle of poverty by ensuring that every child, especially girls, has access to education.
We work to ensure that women and children have access to essential healthcare services and proper nutrition, particularly in underserved rural areas.
We are committed to creating a safe and protective environment for children, shielding them from abuse, neglect, and exploitation.
Beyond direct aid, we work to address the root causes of gender inequality by challenging societal norms and advocating for stronger legal frameworks.
Despite the enactment of the Protection of Children from Sexual Offences (POCSO) Act, 2012, child sexual abuse remains a pervasive issue in India. A significant gap exists in public awareness and professional training, which hinders effective reporting, intervention, and justice delivery.
Avpravah Foundation is committed to creating safe, inclusive, and gender, age, religion, region sensitive environments in schools, homes, colleges, society at large through structured training and awareness initiatives. The Foundation conducts and organises sessions which are designed to empower schools and residents with the knowledge and tools required for full POCSO compliance.
Child sexual abuse is a significant threat to the well-being and development of Indian children. A range of factors exacerbate this issue:
Avapravah Foundation’s training programs adopt an interactive, case-based, and experiential learning approach. The foundation integrates real-life case studies, role plays, and scenario-based discussions to foster active participation and practical understanding. The sessions are tailored to align with organizational culture and the specific needs of diverse employee groups, ensuring impactful learning outcomes.
Avpravah Foundation is committed to creating safe, inclusive, and gender-sensitive work environments through structured training and awareness initiatives. The Foundation conducts and organises sessions which are designed to empower organizations with the knowledge and tools required for full POSH compliance and cultural transformation.
Avapravah Foundation’s training programs adopt an interactive, case-based, and experiential learning approach. The foundation integrates real-life case studies, role plays, and scenario-based discussions to foster active participation and practical understanding. The sessions are tailored to align with organizational culture and the specific needs of diverse employee groups, ensuring impactful learning outcomes.
Domestic violence remains a widespread and devastating issue, with significant underreporting due to social stigma, fear of retaliation, and a lack of awareness regarding available legal and support mechanisms. This project proposes a comprehensive and multi-faceted initiative, “Safe Homes, Strong Communities,” designed to address domestic violence through targeted training, community awareness campaigns, and the establishment of a robust support network. By empowering individuals to recognize, report, and respond to domestic violence, we can work towards breaking the cycle of abuse and fostering safer, more equitable communities.
Domestic violence is a persistent human rights violation with severe physical, psychological, and economic consequences for survivors and their families. Key issues include:
Goal: To reduce the incidence of domestic violence and enhance the support system for survivors in [Target Area] by building awareness and capacity within the community.
Child safety infographic (Hindi & English)Avpravah Helpline: Confidential support for reporting abuse, seeking counselling, or asking for guidance.
What to do in emergency printable card
Legal help leaflet (POCSO / POSH / DV)
School toolkit for teachers (signs, reporting flowchart)
Emergency / Immediate Danger:
Call the local police / Child Helpline 1098 (within India) / Local emergency number.
If you are in immediate danger, contact the police or Child Helpline 1098.
Avpravah Helpline / Counselling:
+91-9953432487 | womenchild@avpravahfoundation.org
Number of women trained, number of children reached, number of legal cases supported, counselling hours, rescue operations assisted, scholarships given .
Partnering with local NGOs, police departments, legal aid groups, schools, and counsellor networks to expand protection and awareness.
💛 Volunteer as a Mentor – Guide and inspire young minds.
💛 Corporate Partnerships – Partner with us to support large-scale educational programs.
💛 Spread the Word – Share our mission and encourage others to contribute.
Together, we can break barriers, empower young minds, and create a future where no child is denied education.
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