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Complete safety project that provides tools, techniques and knowledge to strengthen women to deal with sexual assault and abuse in order to prevent crime against them.
We sponsor education to poor kids and computer literacy to unprivileged women so they can have better opportunities for a successful life.
Financial empowerment is the best freedom for women. Vocational trainings, career counseling, job placement and entrepreneurship workshops are our pillars.
Be an expertise member sharing your knowledge, skills and professional experience. Be a trainer. Be an intern. Be a volunteer at Pink Belt and help us to change the history of this nation.
Our Enlightenment Project is working on two educational programs Child education sponsorship and coputer education for females. So please sponsor their education by donation.
India is a fast developing country, but still half of its population struggle to live life with dignity. Women have long been victims of abuses, mostly sexual and moral abuses. Through Pink Belt Mission we aim to create awareness for a balanced society in which everyone is respected and treated equally.
Aparna Rajawat,The Founder
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Strong women make stronger community. We focus on encouraging and supporting women by spreading digital awareness, giving safety education to handle any kind of abuse, and giving vocational trainings to start their own micro-business.
Our aim is to support unprivileged people of the community. We focus on education for poor children, help kids with special needs, support handicapped people to start marginal business, and provide welfare schemes for elderly people medical support. We offer career counseling for young people to continue their financial education, and platforms to develop their sports and cultural talents.
In 2016 our founder Aparna Rajawat started Aaleya Welfare Society to sponsor education for poor kids. Later, she started Pink Belt Mission with the objective to strengthen every Indian women by providing them health awareness, safety techniques, legal rights, cybercrime, self-defense, computer literacy, and vocational trainings in order to prevent sexual and domestic abuse.
