Education
“Education for all” is one of our fundamental philosophies, with a holistic, skill-enhancing curriculum that goes beyond textbooks.
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What We Do
Education, health and women’s empowerment: three ways Gramshree helps women in need become self-reliant, independent and proud.
What We Do
Helping women become proud changemakers
By building relationships and providing assistance in the ways that best fit each need, Gramshree works towards empowering women to progress towards a brighter future.
Health
An ecosystem where women are constantly reminded of the importance of health, nutrition and sanitation.
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Facilitating the inner leader in women, so they become the leaders of today and tomorrow.
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01 · Education
Education
“Education for all” is one of the fundamental philosophies of Gramshree.
For us, education is not limited to textbooks. It is about going beyond the conventional horizons and building a holistic curriculum. Gramshree’s skill-enhancing syllabus connects subject matter experts to the women residing in the neglected parts of society.
Educating a woman means educating a family, and hence an educated and aware nation. Through our series of initiatives, we intend to spur the latent potential of the women and make them proud changemakers.
02 · Health
Health
Marginalised women are multitaskers, balancing multiple responsibilities at once and dealing with endless duties: taking care of the family, providing sustenance, battling prevailing dogmas and more.
This leads women to neglect a vital aspect of life: their own health and the hygiene of their surroundings.
Gramshree has built an ecosystem where women are constantly reminded of the importance of health and nutrition, by providing nutritious snacks while at work or by conducting health and sanitation awareness programmes.
Health & Sanitation
Inspired by Mahatma Gandhi’s ideology
Gramshree follows Shri Mahatma Gandhi’s ideology, as he emphasised adequate sanitation.
Gramshree thoroughly educates women on the importance of having toilets and eliminating open defecation, and on the impact of open defecation on Mother Nature.
“Sanitation is more important than independence.”
Thousandsof women nurtured to become the leaders of today and tomorrow
03 · Women Empowerment
Women Empowerment
Leadership is directly proportional to confidence, and the root of confidence is knowledge.
Over the years, Gramshree has strived and been successful in facilitating the inner leader residing in women. Due to external factors, women living in vulnerable localities lost a sense of self-confidence.
Gramshree has nurtured thousands of women to be empowered and become the leaders of today and tomorrow, through:
- Sharing
- Reading
- Prayer
- Meditation
- Skill-based education
- Responsibilities
Women Impacted
Together our impact knows no limits
Gramshree has worked with 75K+ women in slums, lower-income areas and the rural stretches of the country to empower them and make them self-reliant.
Get involved75K+Women reached
350+Volunteers
3Centres
6Initiatives
Stories
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Learn the stories of those we’ve already helped
Kaminiben Panchal
Embroidery Artist
Kaminiben is a skilled artisan hailing from a humble background. She is an integral part of our organisation, providing employment and training to marginalised women to become self-reliant and future leaders.
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Tanujaben
Gramshree’s Annapurna
Tanujaben is a blessed cook with a passion for empowering her daughters and raising them to be changemakers in society. Her story is that of endurance and uphill struggle.
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Ramiben Makwana
Patchwork Artist
Ramiben is among the founding artisans of Gramshree Patan Center, connecting with Gramshree to earn for her family and uplift the sisters of her community.
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Tejal Rawal
A story of Passion, Grit and Determination
Trained in the art of khakhra making in Kada village, Tejalben became an entrepreneur. Today, her diligence, hard work and passion for doing more are transforming many lives in her community.
Learn more: Tejal RawalEducating a woman means educating a family
Whether you’re able to invest time or energy, everyone has a role to play in making the difference.