Majority World - Reach India
Reach India is a social enterprise bringing training and other services to poor girls, women and the organisations that serve them, so they might empower girls and women to make positive changes in their lives, families and communities. Reach does this through a growing network of sustainable service centres – social businesses capable of training thousands of committed local organisations. With support from Reach, these organisations deliver behaviour change education to millions of adolescent girls and women in 'self-help groups'. As part of these groups' regular meetings, the organisation provides vital health information, as well as information on livelihoods and family finance. Since 2007, Reach has trained more than 1,700 local organisations and delivered health, livelihoods and finance education to more than 1.4 million women and adolescent girls.
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While the adolescent girls group "Maa Saraswati" through role playing learn about diarrhea at Raghunathganj-1, Bagha Village the villagers bathe and wash in the local pond.
Reach India believe that health, hope and dignity are three basic rights for every woman and every family. Even more critical for those living in extreme poverty.
Reach India's network of local service centres train thousands of local organisations, which in turn train millions of women and girls in self-help and other community groups. Reach’s interactive training provides vital information on health, livelihoods and family finance to women and adolescent girls as part of their regular group meetings. By supporting self-help groups and the many organisations that serve them, Reach empowers women and girls to make positive changes in their lives, families, and communities.INDIndiaReach IndiaSHGUmarpuradolescentadolescent girlsbasic rightscommunitiescommunity groupsdignityextreme povertyfinancegeolat24.45486233geolon88.02252369geotaggedhealthhopeimpactinteractive traininglivelihoodslocal organisationsnetworkscaleselfhelpselfhelp groupssustainabilitytrainingwoman and familywomenyoung
While the adolescent girls group "Maa Saraswati" through role playing learn about diarrhea at Raghunathganj-1, Bagha Village the villagers bathe and wash in the local pond.
Reach India believe that health, hope and dignity are three basic rights for every woman and every family. Even more critical for those living in extreme poverty.
Reach India's network of local service centres train thousands of local organisations, which in turn train millions of women and girls in self-help and other community groups. Reach’s interactive training provides vital information on health, livelihoods and family finance to women and adolescent girls as part of their regular group meetings. By supporting self-help groups and the many organisations that serve them, Reach empowers women and girls to make positive changes in their lives, families, and communities.INDIndiaReach IndiaSHGUmarpuradolescentadolescent girlsbasic rightscommunitiescommunity groupsdignityextreme povertyfinancegeolat24.45480801geolon88.02254685geotaggedhealthhopeimpactinteractive traininglivelihoodslocal organisationsnetworkscaleselfhelpselfhelp groupssustainabilitytrainingwoman and familywomenyoung
Adolescent girls group "Maa Saraswati" through role playing learn about diarrhea and preparing ORS (Oral rehydration Salts) at Raghunathganj-1, Bagha Village.
Reach India believe that health, hope and dignity are three basic rights for every woman and every family. Even more critical for those living in extreme poverty.
Reach India's network of local service centres train thousands of local organisations, which in turn train millions of women and girls in self-help and other community groups. Reach’s interactive training provides vital information on health, livelihoods and family finance to women and adolescent girls as part of their regular group meetings. By supporting self-help groups and the many organisations that serve them, Reach empowers women and girls to make positive changes in their lives, families, and communities.INDIndiaReach IndiaSHGUmarpuradolescentadolescent girlsbasic rightscommunitiescommunity groupsdignityextreme povertyfinancegeolat24.45487425geolon88.02246322geotaggedhealthhopeimpactinteractive traininglivelihoodslocal organisationsnetworkscaleselfhelpselfhelp groupssustainabilitytrainingwoman and familywomenyoung
Adolescent girls group "Maa Saraswati" through role playing learn about diarrhea and preparing ORS (Oral rehydration Salts) at Raghunathganj-1, Bagha Village.
Reach India believe that health, hope and dignity are three basic rights for every woman and every family. Even more critical for those living in extreme poverty.
Reach India's network of local service centres train thousands of local organisations, which in turn train millions of women and girls in self-help and other community groups. Reach’s interactive training provides vital information on health, livelihoods and family finance to women and adolescent girls as part of their regular group meetings. By supporting self-help groups and the many organisations that serve them, Reach empowers women and girls to make positive changes in their lives, families, and communities.INDIndiaReach IndiaSHGUmarpuradolescentadolescent girlsbasic rightscommunitiescommunity groupsdignityextreme povertyfinancegeolat24.45487457geolon88.02246461geotaggedhealthhopeimpactinteractive traininglivelihoodslocal organisationsnetworkscaleselfhelpselfhelp groupssustainabilitytrainingwoman and familywomenyoung
After learning through role playing about diarrhea, the adolescent girls group "Maa Saraswati" at Raghunathganj-1, Bagha Village leave for their homes.
Reach India believe that health, hope and dignity are three basic rights for every woman and every family. Even more critical for those living in extreme poverty.
Reach India's network of local service centres train thousands of local organisations, which in turn train millions of women and girls in self-help and other community groups. Reach’s interactive training provides vital information on health, livelihoods and family finance to women and adolescent girls as part of their regular group meetings. By supporting self-help groups and the many organisations that serve them, Reach empowers women and girls to make positive changes in their lives, families, and communities.INDIndiaReach IndiaSHGUmarpuradolescentadolescent girlsbasic rightscommunitiescommunity groupsdignityextreme povertyfinancegeolat24.45487516geolon88.02246716geotaggedhealthhopeimpactinteractive traininglivelihoodslocal organisationsnetworkscaleselfhelpselfhelp groupssustainabilitytrainingwoman and familywomenyoung
After learning through role playing about diarrhea, the adolescent girls group "Maa Saraswati" at Raghunathganj-1, Bagha Village leave for their homes.
Reach India believe that health, hope and dignity are three basic rights for every woman and every family. Even more critical for those living in extreme poverty.
Reach India's network of local service centres train thousands of local organisations, which in turn train millions of women and girls in self-help and other community groups. Reach’s interactive training provides vital information on health, livelihoods and family finance to women and adolescent girls as part of their regular group meetings. By supporting self-help groups and the many organisations that serve them, Reach empowers women and girls to make positive changes in their lives, families, and communities.INDIndiaReach IndiaSHGUmarpuradolescentadolescent girlsbasic rightscommunitiescommunity groupsdignityextreme povertyfinancegeolat24.45487622geolon88.02247179geotaggedhealthhopeimpactinteractive traininglivelihoodslocal organisationsnetworkscaleselfhelpselfhelp groupssustainabilitytrainingwoman and familywomenyoung
After learning through role playing about diarrhea, the adolescent girls group "Maa Saraswati" at Raghunathganj-1, Bagha Village leave for their homes.
Reach India believe that health, hope and dignity are three basic rights for every woman and every family. Even more critical for those living in extreme poverty.
Reach India's network of local service centres train thousands of local organisations, which in turn train millions of women and girls in self-help and other community groups. Reach’s interactive training provides vital information on health, livelihoods and family finance to women and adolescent girls as part of their regular group meetings. By supporting self-help groups and the many organisations that serve them, Reach empowers women and girls to make positive changes in their lives, families, and communities.INDIndiaReach IndiaSHGUmarpuradolescentadolescent girlsbasic rightscommunitiescommunity groupsdignityextreme povertyfinancegeolat24.45487687geolon88.02247463geotaggedhealthhopeimpactinteractive traininglivelihoodslocal organisationsnetworkscaleselfhelpselfhelp groupssustainabilitytrainingwoman and familywomenyoung
After learning through role playing about diarrhea, the adolescent girls group "Maa Saraswati" at Raghunathganj-1, Bagha Village leave for their homes.
Reach India believe that health, hope and dignity are three basic rights for every woman and every family. Even more critical for those living in extreme poverty.
Reach India's network of local service centres train thousands of local organisations, which in turn train millions of women and girls in self-help and other community groups. Reach’s interactive training provides vital information on health, livelihoods and family finance to women and adolescent girls as part of their regular group meetings. By supporting self-help groups and the many organisations that serve them, Reach empowers women and girls to make positive changes in their lives, families, and communities.INDIndiaReach IndiaSHGUmarpuradolescentadolescent girlsbasic rightscommunitiescommunity groupsdignityextreme povertyfinancegeolat24.45487704geolon88.02247538geotaggedhealthhopeimpactinteractive traininglivelihoodslocal organisationsnetworkscaleselfhelpselfhelp groupssustainabilitytrainingwoman and familywomenyoung
After learning through role playing about diarrhea, the adolescent girls group "Maa Saraswati" at Raghunathganj-1, Bagha Village leave for their homes.
Reach India believe that health, hope and dignity are three basic rights for every woman and every family. Even more critical for those living in extreme poverty.
Reach India's network of local service centres train thousands of local organisations, which in turn train millions of women and girls in self-help and other community groups. Reach’s interactive training provides vital information on health, livelihoods and family finance to women and adolescent girls as part of their regular group meetings. By supporting self-help groups and the many organisations that serve them, Reach empowers women and girls to make positive changes in their lives, families, and communities.INDIndiaReach IndiaSHGUmarpuradolescentadolescent girlsbasic rightscommunitiescommunity groupsdignityextreme povertyfinancegeolat24.45483342geolon88.02231576geotaggedhealthhopeimpactinteractive traininglivelihoodslocal organisationsnetworkscaleselfhelpselfhelp groupssustainabilitytrainingwoman and familywomenyoung
After learning through role playing about diarrhea, the adolescent girls group "Maa Saraswati" at Raghunathganj-1, Bagha Village leave for their homes.
Reach India believe that health, hope and dignity are three basic rights for every woman and every family. Even more critical for those living in extreme poverty.
Reach India's network of local service centres train thousands of local organisations, which in turn train millions of women and girls in self-help and other community groups. Reach’s interactive training provides vital information on health, livelihoods and family finance to women and adolescent girls as part of their regular group meetings. By supporting self-help groups and the many organisations that serve them, Reach empowers women and girls to make positive changes in their lives, families, and communities.INDIndiaReach IndiaSHGUmarpuradolescentadolescent girlsbasic rightscommunitiescommunity groupsdignityextreme povertyfinancegeolat24.45483943geolon88.02227678geotaggedhealthhopeimpactinteractive traininglivelihoodslocal organisationsnetworkscaleselfhelpselfhelp groupssustainabilitytrainingwoman and familywomenyoung
After learning through role playing about diarrhea, the adolescent girls group "Maa Saraswati" at Raghunathganj-1, Bagha Village leave for their homes.
Reach India believe that health, hope and dignity are three basic rights for every woman and every family. Even more critical for those living in extreme poverty.
Reach India's network of local service centres train thousands of local organisations, which in turn train millions of women and girls in self-help and other community groups. Reach’s interactive training provides vital information on health, livelihoods and family finance to women and adolescent girls as part of their regular group meetings. By supporting self-help groups and the many organisations that serve them, Reach empowers women and girls to make positive changes in their lives, families, and communities.INDIndiaReach IndiaSHGUmarpuradolescentadolescent girlsbasic rightscommunitiescommunity groupsdignityextreme povertyfinancegeolat24.45487803geolon88.02247968geotaggedhealthhopeimpactinteractive traininglivelihoodslocal organisationsnetworkscaleselfhelpselfhelp groupssustainabilitytrainingwoman and familywomenyoung
Adolescent girls group "Maa Saraswati" through role playing learn about diarrhea at Raghunathganj-1, Bagha Village.
Reach India believe that health, hope and dignity are three basic rights for every woman and every family. Even more critical for those living in extreme poverty.
Reach India's network of local service centres train thousands of local organisations, which in turn train millions of women and girls in self-help and other community groups. Reach’s interactive training provides vital information on health, livelihoods and family finance to women and adolescent girls as part of their regular group meetings. By supporting self-help groups and the many organisations that serve them, Reach empowers women and girls to make positive changes in their lives, families, and communities.INDIndiaReach IndiaSHGUmarpuradolescentadolescent girlsbasic rightscommunitiescommunity groupsdignityextreme povertyfinancegeolat24.45489179geolon88.02243107geotaggedhealthhopeimpactinteractive traininglivelihoodslocal organisationsnetworkscaleselfhelpselfhelp groupssustainabilitytrainingwoman and familywomenyoung