Gender Sensitisation
Programme for Girls
Empowering Girls. Transforming Futures.
A gender sensitisation programme for girl students of Classes VI to XII across 1334 Delhi government schools. Build awareness about identity, consent, digital safety, equal opportunities, and your rights.
Programme Includes
Handbook and course.
Trainings by trained instructors.
Assessment after trainings.
Completion certificate.
1334
Government Schools
16
Districts Covered
3
Training Sessions
100+
Certified Trainers
Core Themes
Gender sensitisation is about understanding yourself, respecting others, and knowing your rights.
Identity & Self-Worth
Understand who you are beyond labels. Your identity is shaped by your values, dreams, and choices — not by stereotypes.
Consent & Respect
Your body belongs to you. Consent means saying yes freely, and respect means honouring boundaries — yours and others.
Digital Citizenship
Navigate the online world with confidence. Protect your privacy, think before you share, and stand up to cyberbullying.
Breaking Stereotypes
Challenge the idea that gender decides your path. Girls can be scientists, athletes, leaders — anything they choose.
Emotional Wellbeing
Recognize and manage your emotions. Building emotional intelligence helps you handle stress, build resilience, and support others.
Rights & Protections
Know the laws that protect you — POCSO Act, POSH Act, and more. You have rights, and there are people ready to support you.
Course Chapters
A comprehensive curriculum covering puberty, body positivity, menstrual health, confident communication, and cyber safety — delivered through training sessions at your school.
Puberty, Body Positivity, and Responsible Reproductive Health
Understand the changes during adolescence, build self-worth beyond appearance, and learn about body confidence free from media pressure and stereotypes.
Menstruation, Female Reproduction, and Contraceptive Methods
Recognise menstruation as a natural and healthy process. Learn about menstrual hygiene, nutrition, breaking myths around periods, and understanding reproductive health.
Menstrual Hygiene Basics, Communicating Confidently, and Cyber Crimes & Security
Practise safe menstrual hygiene, communicate personal boundaries clearly, and navigate the digital world responsibly — protecting your privacy, dignity, and safety online.
How the Programme Works
Complete the programme in five steps, from registration to certification.
Sign Up
Sign up using your full name, school UDISE code, phone number, and password.
Study Material
Study the handbook and complete the course chapters to build your knowledge.
Attend Training
Participate in training sessions conducted by certified trainers at your school.
Take Assessment
Answer assessment questions based on the trainings to test your knowledge.
Get Certificate
Download your certificate with your name, school, and assessment percentage.
Role Models Who Broke Barriers
Women who proved that courage, education, and determination can change the world.
Kalpana Chawla
India's First Woman Astronaut
From Karnal to space — she proved no dream is too big.
Mary Kom
Six-Time World Boxing Champion
She fought stereotypes inside and outside the ring.
Kiran Bedi
First Woman IPS Officer
Broke barriers in law enforcement and inspired millions.
Sania Mirza
Tennis Champion
Defied expectations to become India's tennis icon.
Malala Yousafzai
Nobel Peace Prize Winner
Stood up for girls' education even at the risk of her life.
Dr. Sudha Murthy
Engineer, Author & Philanthropist
First female engineer at TATA Motors, transforming lives through education.
Your Rights & Protections
There are laws designed to protect you and people ready to support you. Knowing your rights is the first step to standing up for yourself.
POCSO Act, 2012
Protection of Children from Sexual Offences. Special courts and strict punishments to protect minors from abuse.
POSH Act, 2013
Prevention of Sexual Harassment at Workplace. Every school and office must have an Internal Complaints Committee.
Domestic Violence Act, 2005
Protection from physical, emotional, verbal, or economic abuse within the home. You can seek legal help.
Right to Education
Every child aged 6-14 has the fundamental right to free and compulsory education under Article 21A of the Constitution.
1091
Women Helpline
100
Police
112
Emergency
1098
Childline
1930
Cyber Crime