Healthy
India
Girl Rising has worked in India since our founding. Our programs and campaigns are focus on building life skills among girls to improve education outcomes; addressing deep seated gender bias; and building a community of girls' education advocates.
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Explore Our Resources
We offer a growing library of resources for girls, clubs, educators, and community-based organisations - all designed to centre girls’ voices, strengthen their confidence and leadership, and support those working alongside them.
The Global Girls’ Bill of Rights® Toolkit. helps communities turn girls’ rights into action. It guides users in creating a local bill of rights, organising events, and amplifying girls’ voices online. The Bill is available in English, Kiswahili, and French.
Driving Better Outcomes for Girls
The Girls First Institute equips leaders with expertise across three core areas that drive better outcomes for girls. Those who complete the program earn a credential that signals proven skills and measurable program growth — helping them attract funding from our network of partners who are ready to invest in their work.
Girl-centred mentoring
Supports organisations to design programmes grounded in girls’ lived realities, voices, and needs, to maximize impact
Feminist mentoring for girls
Builds mentoring approaches that create safe spaces where girls can access information, develop confidence, and strengthen their leadership and decision-making
Sexual & reproductive health & rights
Equips organisations to address the real challenges girls face around relationships, safety, menstruation, and bodily autonomy through age-appropriate and girl-centred programming
Through our Council, Fellowships and Chapters, we support girl leaders and grow their networks.
Girls at the Centre
स्वास्थ्य सेवाओं से लेकर शैक्षिक और सांस्कृतिक कार्यक्रमों तक हम मदद कर सकते हैं।
Girls’ priorities and aspirations shape our programmes—ensuring everything we do reflects what matters most to them.
I wish that every girl I went to elementary school with could do this program. I think it's incredibly valuable, even to just be reminded you have a voice.”
- Sania, 20, US
Fellowship and Girls Advisory Council Alumna at the 2024 What Girls Want rally alongside Malala
I would like one day to become an advocate of human rights"
-Cynthia,
a participant in our program with partner Sunflower Trust
I would like one day to become an advocate of human rights"
-Cynthia,
a participant in our program with partner Sunflower Trust
Our programmes centre girls as the leaders of change in their communities and in the world.
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Chapters
Bringing the mission of Girl Rising to communities with a focus on local needs and priorities