Your Dreams Matter. Your Future Begins Here.

Ramgarh’s girls are building bold futures and you can too

Why This Matters – For You and Your Family

“Before, I thought I had no path. But now with this program, I know anything is possible”.

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  • Girls like you are discovering career dreams

  • Parents are seeing real change and success

  • You get support to grow, learn, and shine

What You’ll Do With Us

You’ll grow confidence, skills, and dreams — step by step.

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Meet role models and learn about real careers

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Fun workshops that build confidence and teamwork

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Computer skills and resume writing

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Movie days that spark courage and ambition

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Dear Parents, We know you care deeply about her future, so do we. “We want your daughter to dream boldly — and show her a way to make it real.”

A Message to Parents

  • Regular home visits and community meetings

  • Opportunities to speak with teachers, counselors, and role models

  • Safe school environments and realistic career planning

Let’s build her future — together.

Why This Program Works

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Our approach is practical, personal, and proven.

Real Opportunities for Girls and Families

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We don’t just raise awareness, we connect girls with real paths to careers and confidence.

Strong Local Partnerships

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We work hand-in-hand with schools, mentors, parents, and community leaders to ensure that girls are supported both inside and outside the program.

A Complete Year-Long Program

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From career fairs to confidence sessions, we run a full calendar of activities that help girls learn life skills, explore job options, and build strong futures.

Transparency & Implementation

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We keep everything open — with regular updates, progress reports, and sessions designed to include parents and all types of learners.

Help more girls start their journey.

Your support opens doors for girls who need guidance, encouragement, and real-world opportunities. With your help, they gain skills, confidence, and community.

Our Model

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Discover – What she loves, what she’s good at

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Explore – Career fairs, guest speakers, field visits

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Learn skills, confidence, computer literacy

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Engage – Parents and teachers support her journey

Stories from Ramgarh

Girls Just Like You Are Growing Big Dreams

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Case Study 1: Stitching a Future – Pooja’s Journey into Tailoring and Independence

Pooja, an 18-year-old from Ramgarh Shekhawati, comes from a family where money is tight and future plans often take a back seat to daily survival. But with guidance and support from the local skills program, she began a tailoring course – and discovered both talent and purpose.

Within three months, she was sewing fashionable clothes and earning a small but steady income by stitching for her neighbors.

She’s now continuing her college studies while contributing financially at home.

Her story shows what can happen when a girl is given the chance to build a skill that’s valued by her family and rooted in her culture – yet opens new doors for her independence.

Case Study 3: Dreaming Beyond Limits – Meera’s Path to Becoming an IPS Officer

Meera, a bright 16-year-old from a small hamlet near Ramgarh, once believed that dreams like becoming an IPS officer were out of reach for someone like her.

Raised in a modest home with limited resources and caring for a mother with a disability, Meera’s world was filled with responsibility and quiet resilience.

Through career guidance sessions, she discovered not only what the IPS was – but how she could begin preparing for it. With a clear goal, increased confidence, and her family's support.

Meera is now focused on her studies and physical fitness. For the first time, she sees her dream not as a fantasy, but as something she can work toward.

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Case Study 2: Opening New Worlds – Neha’s First Steps into Technology

Neha, a quiet but determined 18-year-old from Ramgarh, had never touched a computer before joining the program. As the eldest of four children in a family that makes ends meet through sewing and polishing furniture, her world was small – but her ambitions weren’t.

Through regular computer classes, career guidance sessions, and exposure to practical digital tools, Neha gained confidence, clarity, and a sense of possibility. She’s now exploring future paths in government service and higher education, and even encourages other girls to learn computer skills.

For her, technology didn’t replace tradition – it expanded what was possible within it.

Note: The names of the girls have been changed to protect their identity.

Dedicated Heart Behind Our Mission

Shaheen Qamar is a dedicated development professional with over 14 years of experience in career guidance, life skills education, and child protection. With a postgraduate degree in Social Exclusion & Inclusive Policy from Jamia Millia Islamia, she has worked extensively with marginalized children and youth – particularly girls – using education, vocational training, and livelihood as tools for protection and empowerment. She has led transformative initiatives with organizations like Plan India, NACG-EVAC, and ABHAS. 

Fateh Singh has dedicated over 25 years to improving the lives of rural communities in Rajasthan. Starting at the grassroots with Urmul Seemant Samity, he worked closely with women, farmers, and adolescent girls before joining Plan International India in 2008. Over the years, he has led finance, administration, and program delivery across the state. Today, as State Project Lead for the Bikaner unit, Fateh oversees initiatives in 100 villages across three districts, guiding a team of 25 field workers. His deep local knowledge, hands-on approach, and commitment to girls’ education and skills training are at the heart of the project’s impact.