School-Based SRH Education Sessions
Age-appropriate, culturally sensitive modules on puberty, reproductive rights, consent, safe touch, STIs, and contraceptives.
Adolescent girls often grow up without accurate information or support around sexual and reproductive health (SRH). Taboos, lack of formal education, and gender bias prevent girls from understanding their bodies, rights, and health choices — leading to early pregnancies, unsafe abortions, abuse, and long-term health consequences.
The initiative by Ladli Foundation focuses on empowering schoolgirls with knowledge, life skills, and safe spaces to make informed decisions about their bodies and health — laying the foundation for confident, healthy, and empowered young women.

The cultural and systemic barriers that leave girls without the knowledge they need.
Most schools do not offer age-appropriate SRH education due to cultural resistance.
Girls often don't understand consent, personal boundaries, or how to protect themselves from abuse.
Harmful practices and misconceptions continue to thrive due to silence around SRH topics.
Poor SRH awareness contributes to early childbearing and related health risks.
Girls hesitate to seek help due to fear, stigma, or lack of confidentiality.
Your contribution funds direct programmes that reach girls where they learn.
Age-appropriate, culturally sensitive modules on puberty, reproductive rights, consent, safe touch, STIs, and contraceptives.
Safe peer-led spaces where girls can ask questions, seek guidance, and receive mentorship.
Booklets, story-based comics, and videos in regional languages to promote fun, relatable learning.
Building capacity of female teachers and frontline workers to provide continuous SRH support.
Linking adolescent girls with adolescent-friendly health services and mobile clinics.
Ladli Foundation is a two-time National Award-winning grassroots organisation recognised by the Government of India, holding Special Consultative Status with the United Nations ECOSOC. The Foundation has also been acknowledged by UN Secretary-General António Guterres during the 65th Session of the Commission on the Status of Women and is registered with the NSE Social Stock Exchange.
Built on years of consistent fieldwork, Ladli Foundation is known for its ethical implementation, gender-inclusive approach, and deep-rooted community trust, making it a credible and impact-driven organisation committed to advancing dignity, equality and social transformation.
reached with gender and health education in high-risk areas.
with schools, law enforcement, and child protection agencies.