Campaign Story

Once upon a time, in a small village of Udaipur, Rajasthan in India, a girl named Sugana was born. Her parents were overjoyed to have a daughter, but they didn’t believe that girls should go to school. They thought it was a waste of time and money. So, Sugana grew up doing household chores and taking care of her younger siblings.

One day, a nonprofit organization called Kotik Foundation came to Sugana’s village. They believed that every girl has the right to an education and that it is the key to a brighter future. They started a campaign to encourage parents to send their daughters to school.

Sugana was thrilled to hear about the campaign. She had always dreamed of going to school and becoming a teacher. With the help of “Kotik Foundation,” she was able to convince her parents to let her go to school.

At first, it wasn’t easy for Sugana. She was behind in her studies and felt like she didn’t belong. But our team was there to support her every step of the way. They provided extra tutoring and encouragement, and soon Sugana was thriving in school.

As the “Educate Girls” campaign spread throughout the village, more and more girls were enrolled in school. They were given the tools they needed to succeed, including books, uniforms, and school supplies. The campaign also worked with the school system to make sure that girls were treated fairly and given equal opportunities.

Sugana and her classmates were determined to succeed, and they worked hard every day. Their efforts paid off, and many of them went on to college and became successful professionals.

Thanks to the “Educate Girls” campaign, girls in Sugana’s village are now given the same opportunities as boys. They are able to pursue their dreams and create a better future for themselves and their families.

The campaign continues to grow, reaching more villages and communities across India. It is changing attitudes and breaking down barriers, one girl at a time. With the help of our campaign “Educate Girls,” girls across India are being empowered to become leaders and change-makers in their communities.