SwaTaleem Foundation

It takes a village to raise a girl.

At SwaTaleem Foundation, we believe that empowering adolescent girls requires the active involvement of families, schools, communities, and institutions. Parents play a critical role in shaping girls’ confidence, safety, health, and aspirations.

In 2025, through our IVRS-based parent engagement initiative, we regularly connect with parents of girls studying in KGBVs, sharing information and resources on important topics such as digital safety, UTI awareness, digital arrest fraud, adolescent well-being, and more.

By creating accessible channels for awareness and engagement, we are strengthening the support systems around girls and ensuring that learning extends beyond the classroom.

When parents are informed and involved, girls are better equipped to navigate challenges, make informed decisions, and pursue their aspirations with confidence.

Together, we are building communities that nurture girls not just to succeed—but to soar.

Under the Mai Bhi Curie program, this May, Swataleem Foundation marked Menstrual Hygiene Day at KGBV Jalmana through engaging awareness activities including skits, poster-making, and interactive discussions.

The session focused on building awareness around menstrual hygiene, health, nutrition, and breaking myths and taboos surrounding menstruation.

By creating a safe space for open conversations, we encouraged girls to speak with confidence and awareness about menstrual health — fostering a more informed, supportive, and empowered environment for all.

Together, we continue to break the silence and build agency through knowledge.

Calling all and enthusiasts! If you want to use your skills to enhance girls' agency, apply to join team SwaTaleem now!

We are hiring a Program Manager - AI Skilling Initiative, to be based in Gurugram. Visit this link for the JD, and the application link: https://shorturl.at/UdXws