How We Achieve Our Mission
Counselling
WOW offers counselling services to boys & girls, men & women to help cope with stress, solve problems & be productive in society.
Training
Through lectures, workshops, conferences and seminars we equip and train women with skills to be the best that they can be.
Rehabilitation
Close to 400 adolescent girls and young women benefit from our counselling and aftercare rehabilitation efforts each year.
Advocacy
We advocate for causes ranging from anti-discrimination to safety of women to challenging beauty and gender stereotypes.
UPCOMING EVENTS
Let’s empower our girls to raise their voice.
Women of Worth invites you to a DISCUSSION with Millennials and GenZ on Gender Inequality & Unconscious Bias.
THURSDAY, October 1st , 2020 | @ 5:00- 6.00pm IST
Click the button to register by 29th September 2020.
Visit www.girlchildday.in for more information about the joint campaign
How You Can Get Involved
Call +91 99628 18086 or +91 44 4264 3036 to volunteer or donate.
Volunteer
Whether you’re a school or college student looking for an internship or a working professional who wants to use your skills to work for justice, equality and change, this is the right place for you!
Developer
Help us to develop multi-media presentations in different languages to help spread our message to more people across India.
Give
Do you want to be a part of our cause but can’t spare the time? Why not support our work through sponsoring our training, workshops or rehabilitation kits?
Become a Volunteer Today
There are so many ways that you can get involved with our mission. You can volunteer your time, skills and so much more.
Read Our Latest Blog Posts
The Punching Bags in the Community
A social worker’s account on some of the most heinous cases of domestic violence during the Covid 19 pandemic in India.
How Independent Are You This Independence Day?
What does independence mean to the women of India in 2019? Kavitha Emmanuel delves into the meaning of true independence and how that effects India.
Dreaming Of Space
We spent the day with Udhaya Keerthika, an aspiring astronaut, dedicated to studying space. She says, “my parents have given me the freedom to dream.”