Girls across India face barriers that keep them away from schools. These include poverty, early Marriage, poor infrastructure, and gender bias. Fund women’s education programs and donate to educate underprivileged women to break this cycle of inequality and poverty.
Education empowers girls with knowledge, confidence, and the ability to make independent decisions. It transforms families, communities, and entire economies. When you fund women’s education programs, you’re building a stronger, fairer future.
Girls’ education changes lives. It reduces poverty, improves health, boosts income, and drives development. Help educate underprivileged women by supporting our mission today.
The reasons behind girls leaving school are complex but widespread. Poverty is the biggest hurdle. When families cannot afford school, they prioritize boys.
Girls are often tasked with domestic duties. Early Marriage and pregnancy are also major reasons. Lack of toilets in schools leads to absenteeism during menstruation.
Unsafe travel routes to school and fear of violence further discourage attendance. Social norms restrict girls from dreaming beyond their village.
| Challenge | Impact |
|---|---|
| Poverty | Girls stay home to help or because of fees |
| Early Marriage | Ends education, begins domestic life early |
| Menstrual Hygiene Issues | 1 in 5 girls drops out due to lack of facilities |
| Lack of Safety | Fear of violence leads to absenteeism |
| Gender Discrimination | Sons prioritized over daughters |
When girls continue their education, amazing things happen. They delay Marriage and childbirth. They earn more and spend more on their children’s health and education.
Educated women are healthier, more confident, and more active in community decisions. This creates a ripple effect that lifts entire communities.
Countries gain, too. A World Bank report estimated that limited education for girls costs up to $30 trillion in lost lifetime productivity.
At Youth Helping Trust, we work on the ground in 900+ villages and urban slums across India. Our aim is simple — donate to educate underprivileged women so no girl is left behind.
We run programs that provide:
Our outreach has already empowered thousands of girls and young women. But we need your help to reach millions more.
Supporting girls’ education is not charity — it’s a wise investment. Every rupee spent results in exponential returns.
Here’s how:
Anyone can contribute. You don’t need to be a policymaker or billionaire to make a change.
When you fund women’s education programs, you become part of a nationwide movement for equality and opportunity.
India still struggles with poor female literacy in several states. Girls from tribal areas, minorities, and backward castes face triple disadvantages.
We need multi-sector collaboration — government, civil society, and people like you — to close this gap. Your support helps remove systemic barriers and creates a roadmap to equality.
| Indicator | Data (India, 2023) |
|---|---|
| Female Literacy Rate | 70.3% |
| Girls Out of School (Age 6–17) | 1 in 4 |
| Dropout After Class 10 | 36% of girls |
| Early Marriage (under age 18) | 27% |
| Avg. Age of School Dropout | 14.5 years |
Rani, 15, was about to be married off in rural Rajasthan. But after a Youth Helping Trust intervention, her parents agreed to let her study. Today, she’s the first girl in her village to pass Class 12.
Sultana, a school dropout from Delhi’s slums, is now a computer trainer thanks to our vocational program. She earns and supports her younger siblings.
Every girl has potential. Your support helps her unlock it.
Myth: “Girls don’t need education; they will marry and leave.”
Truth: Educated girls raise healthier families and contribute economically even after marriage.
Myth: “Educating girls is unsafe or un-Islamic.”
Truth: All major faiths support education. The Prophet Muhammad said, “Seek knowledge from the cradle to the grave.”
Change doesn’t happen overnight. But together, we can build an India where no girl is denied education.
Start by sharing this message. Tell your friends. Support our cause. Help us reach policymakers. Fund one girl, or a hundred. It all counts.
Let’s create a future where girls dream big and achieve bigger.
When you donate to educate underprivileged women, you are doing more than giving money. You are giving hope, dignity, and power.
Girls’ education is the strongest weapon against poverty, discrimination, and injustice. Let’s stand together to educate, empower, and elevate.
Fund women’s education programs now and watch the ripple of change spread across generations.
On average, ₹6,000 to ₹8,000 covers tuition, books, uniforms, and health support for one underprivileged girl annually.
You can donate online via our official website through UPI, net banking, credit/debit card, or wallets like Paytm and PhonePe.
Yes. Donations are eligible for 50% tax exemption under Section 80G of the Income Tax Act, 1961.
Absolutely. We offer monthly, quarterly, and yearly donation options. You can choose your preferred frequency while donating online.
Yes, you’ll receive a digital receipt and an 80G certificate via email within 24–48 hours of a successful donation.
Yes. We share impact reports, photos, and real-life stories to show how your donation supports girls’ education directly.
