Rise4Girl Launches New Mentorship Program
We are excited to announce the launch of our latest mentorship program, designed to connect girls with women leaders across various industries.
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Rise4Girl, an initiative by HELP Trust to educate a Girl Child, is an innovative program to educate, equip and empower girls from poor and marginalized families across India and create social ambassadors in the Community.
H.E.L.P (Human Education and Liberation for Poor) is a 15-year-old NGO registered under the Trust Act, 2005. The 2004 Tsunami led to the genesis of HELP, as it stands today. Mr. Ganapathirajan, a social activist, in a bid to help children ....
There exists a huge gender gap in higher education. Many girls drop out of 9th or 12th grade and start daily wage jobs or get married, due to lack of economic resources to support their studies further. Early marriage, parental Illiteracy, societal norms and lack of educational facilities cause hindrances in girl’s access to higher education and we aim to change that one step at a time.
We will provide a financial grant or payment to support girl student's education, awarded on the basis of Family situation & economic status to encourage the girls in their academic pursuits. Rise4Girl is meant to cover the tuition fees of Secondary Education (8th-10th).HSC (Class 12th) and all 3/4-year undergraduate degree programs.The girls will also be encouraged to pick up a social issue in their community and help solve that issue through the local community network.
We have a detailed selection process where we reach out to institutes who have students struggling to pay their academic fees. We analyse their background and eligibility for the sponsorship based on their inclination towards contributing back to society. The 500 candidates that are selected will receive a funding of upto Rs. 20,000 which will include payment for their tuition fees, books, uniform and miscellaneous expenses. This includes the cost needed to support them for their social activities. Our target is to help 500 underprivileged girls who come from broken homes and are unable to educate themselves due to financial constraints. We encourage them to take up social responsibilities in their community to empower more such girls in our country.
Our beneficiaries are girls who come from broken homes with a single parent or are orphaned girls, not excluding girls with both non-supportive parents and are unable to pay their academic fees.