Creating lasting change through education, skills training, and community support for girls and their families.
Our programs directly contribute to multiple United Nations Sustainable Development Goals, creating measurable impact that aligns with global priorities for a more just and equitable world.
GEET's comprehensive approach to girls' education and community empowerment aligns with the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals framework. Through our multi-pronged interventions, we address interconnected challenges that prevent girls from completing their education and achieving financial independence.
Our work spans education access, gender equality, economic empowerment, and reduced inequalities—creating systemic change that benefits not just individual girls, but entire communities and generations to come.
From scholarships to psychosocial support, we address the full spectrum of barriers that prevent girls from staying in school. Our model supports enrolment, retention, and successful completion of secondary education.
We recognize that quality education isn't just about access—it's about creating environments where girls can thrive, learn, and complete their studies with confidence and support.
Full financial support covering tuition, transport, uniforms, and learning materials to keep girls in school.
Addressing emotional and social barriers that prevent girls from staying in school.
Providing computer labs, science labs, and educational resources to enhance learning environments.
We place girls at the centre of our work, ensuring their voices, needs, and aspirations guide every program we design.
We invest in mothers as trainers and community leaders, creating pathways for women to earn income and gain agency.
By supporting female educators and caregivers, we drive locally rooted gender-transformative change.
We place girls at the centre of our work and invest in mothers as trainers and community leaders. By supporting female educators and caregivers, we drive locally rooted gender-transformative change.
Our approach recognizes that gender equality isn't achieved by focusing on girls alone—it requires empowering the entire ecosystem of women and girls, from students to mothers to teachers.
Through our vocational programme, girls gain practical skills for the labour market, and women generate income by serving as trainers. This dual-impact model fosters local enterprise and financial agency.
We create economic opportunities that benefit both current and future generations, building pathways to dignified work and sustainable livelihoods.
Through our vocational programme, girls gain practical skills for the labour market, preparing them for decent work opportunities.
Women generate income by serving as trainers, creating a dual-impact model that fosters local enterprise and financial agency.
This approach creates pathways to financial independence while building local capacity and economic resilience.
We focus explicitly on excluded and marginalised communities in rural Maharashtra.
Our interventions target the compounded effects of caste, class, and gender-based exclusion.
We address the root causes of inequality, not just the symptoms.
We focus explicitly on excluded and marginalised communities in rural Maharashtra. Our interventions target the compounded effects of caste, class, and gender-based exclusion.
By addressing multiple forms of inequality simultaneously, we create pathways for the most marginalized girls to access education, skills, and opportunities that were previously out of reach.