13 year old Priti Jadhav lives in Burma Cell, a slum of corrugated iron huts in the suburbs of Pune. This empowerment project helps 1,100 girls like Priti take control of their lives.

Non Formal Education Centres provide children in remote tribal areas with access to quality education, in an interactive and joyful environment. Children are enabled to join mainstream schools.

Kranti empowers trafficked girls and sex workers to become catalysts of social change and lead the women's revolution in India! (It is the only organization created BY trafficked girls, not FOR them.)

Clean water is the single most important factor in regards to a healthy life. This is a simple appeal which not only saves lives through the elimination of water born illnesses, but also transforms the lives of women.

The Blossom Bus project will employ local vehicles in rural India to transport Muslim minority girls to secondary school, clearing the single greatest obstacle to their continuing education.

Help reach over 300 underprivileged children & women across the city of Bangalore at their point of need. Provide non-formal education to the following groups of people: A) Spoken English & Computer Classes for 78 slum children & 140 children in orphanages B) Tuitions & Life Skills Classes for 52 women rescued from trafficking/abusive situations C) Occupational Therapy, Medical Care & Special Needs Education for 72 Mentally Challenged Boys

This project will provide hundreds of migrant child laborers in rural India with $60 enrollment kits—including school supplies, fees, uniforms, shoes and transport—so they can attend public school.

Arsenic tainted water tragically affects 13 million people in West Bengal, India. Arsenic poisoning leads to lesions, diarrhea, vomiting, cancers &, often, death. This Blue Planet Network project is funding our member, Project Well, to build arsenic-free wells & provide hygiene education in Nadia, a district in West Bengal. Project Well has successfully worked with villages in West Bengal since 2001. Clean water leads to better community health and more children, esp. girls, back in school.

The project provides education for 100 Girls from poverty stricken families in slum area of Andhra Pradesh, India. It provides free books, school uniform and life skills and productive skills training

This project will spay/neuter 500 cats and dogs in Chennai and surrounding areas.Every year, hundreds of thousands of unwanted kittens and puppies that are born in Chennai and surrounding areas die in accidents or succumb to starvation or deadly diseases. Spaying/ neutering homeless cats and dogs helps prevent these unwanted births and promotes the health of adult cats and dogs.