“It’s story time,” says Monowara Khatum to the classroom full of girls. Today’s lesson begins with the tale of the dumb crocodile—funny, sharp, and just a little wise. The girls giggle, lean forward and listen harder. But this story is also a mirror…
Through community-based Learning Centers, we create safe, encouraging environments where girls develop a love for learning. Our approach focuses on gender gaps in literacy and numeracy, holistic development, and community involvement. We combine innovative pedagogy with trained teachers to engage girls aged 6-14 in classes of 30 children close to their homes.
In Nahana, the rhythm of village life moves slowly—fields shimmer in the midday heat, goats bleat along narrow paths, and the scent of earth lingers thick in the air. But inside the IIMPACT Learning Centre, time feels different…
Aarambh Manch plays a crucial role in shaping confident, aware, and empowered young individuals. Through its life skill sessions, discussions on gender equality, and health and hygiene workshops, the platform creates a safe space for adolescent girls to share their concerns and learn from each other’s experiences. It fosters resilience and independence, enabling them to make informed decisions about their lives.
In the village of Mulpunja, when the day’s labour is done and the zari threads are packed away, a quiet classroom begins to fill—not with children, but with their mothers…
Our Mothers’ Literacy program empowers women in the community by providing foundational education. By teaching mothers to read and write, we not only enhance their personal independence but also strengthen their ability to support their children’s education. The program creates a positive cycle of learning within families and helps bridge educational gaps across generations.
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IIMPACT provides meaningful and stimulating educational learning opportunities to girls from socially and economically disadvantaged communities of India.