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Founded in 1937, Plan International is a development and humanitarian organisation that advances children’s rights and equality for girls. Working with Children’s Rights from when children are born to when they reach adulthood, they aim ensure that children One of the main focus areas for Plan International is education, working both directly with children, their families, communities, wider society and governments and also in education advocacy on local and international levels. Some of the focus issues for Plan International within education include girls’ education, inclusive education for children with disabilities and education in emergencies. The Norwegian Refugee Council (NRC) is an independent humanitarian organisation helping people forced to flee. They work in both new and protracted crises in more than 30 countries providing camp management, food assistance, clean water, shelter legal aid and education. NRC works mainly in four thematic areas, education in World Learning works to improve global education through ensuring schools and teachers have the tools they need to support students —including English language instruction. They provide a wide range of peer-to-peer exchanges—including youth programs, academic exchanges and professional exchanges to people from more than 150 countries around the world. The Basic Education programming provided by World Learning is tailored to the country and context in which they are working and aims to strengthen four key stake...

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OUR GIRLS ROCK! EACH ONE HAS AN INSPIRATIONAL STORY Today, we have Seher (name changed), a child bride from a rag-picker family, hailing from Uttarakhand. She is one of our star girls who fought against child marriage norms and poor economic background to make it to school. She persevered and passed her 10th grade with 1st division. It was a proud moment for us. Moved by her own transformational journey, she wants to participate in the greater cause and aspires to do what EGG does.

66 million girls in India (15-25 years old) are permanently at-risk of never completing their secondary education. As a result, they are unable to access even entry level jobs or apply for formal loans to set-up small scale businesses. We want to change that. In 2021, we launched our “second chance” program called Project Pragati. The objective is to enable adolescent girls and young women to achieve their secondary credentials by leveraging the government’s open school system. We are building a "mentor/coach network" and a technology platform that can be deployed at a population level scale to enable permanently at risk adolescent girls and young women to achieve 10th grade certification. The mentor, pragati prerak is a compassionate adult who works with the learner to help develop their self-study skills, peer learning skills, confidence, and agency, during 4 month learning camps.

Job Description – Block Officer DesignationBlock Officer, LocationBlock Office Employment typeRenewable fixed term contract, Report toDistrict Program Officer Functional reporteesField Co-ordinators , Employment levelMiddle Organization Background Established in 2007, Educate Girls (a project of 'Foundation to Educate Girls Globally'​) is holistically tackling issues at the root cause of gender inequality in India's education system that has helped to ensure over 90% enrolment and higher attendance as well as improved school infrastructure, quality of education and learning outcomes for all girls. Our comprehensive model helps communities assess their school situation, initiate action plans and empowers them to sustain positive results at the lowest cost. Educate Girls believes that if girls in the most backward gender gap districts are educated now, they will have the potential to enter the formal economy, gain employment and lift their families out of poverty. By leveraging the government's existing investment in schools, Educate Girls delivers measurable results to a large number of beneficiaries and avoids duplication or parallel delivery of services. Because of the sustainability and scalability of the model, Educate Girls has grown from a 500-school pilot project in the Pali district of Rajasthan to now serving thousands of schools, reaching millions of children in some of India's most remote areas. The non-governmental organization has a management and outreach of...

Updated for 2023-2024 program. If you’re ready to effect worldwide change, one of the greatest ways you can make a difference is by volunteering for women’s empowerment and girls’ education. Despite making up 50% of the world’s population, millions of women and girls around the world continue to be marginalized and regulated to an inferior standing in their communities, depriving them the ability to reach their full potential and maximize their contributions to society. When you volunteer for a cause, do you want to see immediate change? Are you hoping to help build a house in a week, refurbish a classroom, or dig a new well for clean water? If so, then this may not be the opportunity for you. If you’re ready to effect worldwide change that may not manifest for months – or years – then read on. The challenge is to change centuries of oppression, one mind at a time. It starts when you acknowledge that we all need to work towards Imagine that your mother and her mother could not read, could not buy healthy food, or was denied basic health care. This is something women encounter every day in developing countries – in addition to physical and sexual abuse, or even being sold into slavery. It’s difficult to imagine if you live in an affluent country, where laws and different cultural norms promise you some level of gender equality. But women can do more to help their families and their communities, and in the process break the cycle of poverty. The solution is education. Educat...

Updated for 2023-2024 program. If you’re ready to effect worldwide change, one of the greatest ways you can make a difference is by volunteering for women’s empowerment and girls’ education. Despite making up 50% of the world’s population, millions of women and girls around the world continue to be marginalized and regulated to an inferior standing in their communities, depriving them the ability to reach their full potential and maximize their contributions to society. When you volunteer for a cause, do you want to see immediate change? Are you hoping to help build a house in a week, refurbish a classroom, or dig a new well for clean water? If so, then this may not be the opportunity for you. If you’re ready to effect worldwide change that may not manifest for months – or years – then read on. The challenge is to change centuries of oppression, one mind at a time. It starts when you acknowledge that we all need to work towards Imagine that your mother and her mother could not read, could not buy healthy food, or was denied basic health care. This is something women encounter every day in developing countries – in addition to physical and sexual abuse, or even being sold into slavery. It’s difficult to imagine if you live in an affluent country, where laws and different cultural norms promise you some level of gender equality. But women can do more to help their families and their communities, and in the process break the cycle of poverty. The solution is education. Educat...

Founded in 1937, Plan International is a development and humanitarian organisation that advances children’s rights and equality for girls. Working with Children’s Rights from when children are born to when they reach adulthood, they aim ensure that children One of the main focus areas for Plan International is education, working both directly with children, their families, communities, wider society and governments and also in education advocacy on local and international levels. Some of the focus issues for Plan International within education include girls’ education, inclusive education for children with disabilities and education in emergencies. The Norwegian Refugee Council (NRC) is an independent humanitarian organisation helping people forced to flee. They work in both new and protracted crises in more than 30 countries providing camp management, food assistance, clean water, shelter legal aid and education. NRC works mainly in four thematic areas, education in World Learning works to improve global education through ensuring schools and teachers have the tools they need to support students —including English language instruction. They provide a wide range of peer-to-peer exchanges—including youth programs, academic exchanges and professional exchanges to people from more than 150 countries around the world. The Basic Education programming provided by World Learning is tailored to the country and context in which they are working and aims to strengthen four key stake...

Job Description – Block Officer DesignationBlock Officer, LocationBlock Office Employment typeRenewable fixed term contract, Report toDistrict Program Officer Functional reporteesField Co-ordinators , Employment levelMiddle Organization Background Established in 2007, Educate Girls (a project of 'Foundation to Educate Girls Globally'​) is holistically tackling issues at the root cause of gender inequality in India's education system that has helped to ensure over 90% enrolment and higher attendance as well as improved school infrastructure, quality of education and learning outcomes for all girls. Our comprehensive model helps communities assess their school situation, initiate action plans and empowers them to sustain positive results at the lowest cost. Educate Girls believes that if girls in the most backward gender gap districts are educated now, they will have the potential to enter the formal economy, gain employment and lift their families out of poverty. By leveraging the government's existing investment in schools, Educate Girls delivers measurable results to a large number of beneficiaries and avoids duplication or parallel delivery of services. Because of the sustainability and scalability of the model, Educate Girls has grown from a 500-school pilot project in the Pali district of Rajasthan to now serving thousands of schools, reaching millions of children in some of India's most remote areas. The non-governmental organization has a management and outreach of...

OUR GIRLS ROCK! EACH ONE HAS AN INSPIRATIONAL STORY Today, we have Seher (name changed), a child bride from a rag-picker family, hailing from Uttarakhand. She is one of our star girls who fought against child marriage norms and poor economic background to make it to school. She persevered and passed her 10th grade with 1st division. It was a proud moment for us. Moved by her own transformational journey, she wants to participate in the greater cause and aspires to do what EGG does.