Beti Bachao
Beti Padhao
Save the Girl Child. Educate the Girl Child.
A transformative wellness and sensitisation programme for students across 1120 Delhi government schools. Learn about equality, schemes, savings, safety, and the power of education.
Programme Includes
Handbook and course.
Trainings by trained instructors.
Assessment after trainings.
Completion certificate.
1120
Government Schools
15
Districts Covered
5
Training Sessions
100+
Certified Trainers
What You Will Learn
Build knowledge, confidence, and skills that will stay with you for life.
Break Stereotypes
Understand that talents have no gender. Boys can cook, girls can play cricket. Your dreams define you.
Know Your Rights
Learn about constitutional guarantees (Articles 14-18) that ensure equality for all citizens of India.
Financial Independence
Master the difference between needs and wants. Learn to save, budget, and use digital payments wisely.
Access Opportunities
Discover Sukanya Samriddhi, Ladli Scheme, scholarships, and support programmes that secure your future.
Build Confidence
Develop the strength to say "I will study further," "I will choose my career," "I will stand up for myself."
Transform Communities
One educated girl can lift her entire family and inspire generations. Your education is your power.
Course Chapters
Five comprehensive chapters designed to empower and educate, delivered by certified trainers at your school.
Understanding Gender & Equality
- What gender means and why it should not limit opportunities.
- Recognizing harmful stereotypes and their effects.
- The role of respect: Sharing + Listening + Caring.
Government Schemes for Girls
- Sukanya Samriddhi Yojana for savings and education.
- Ladli Scheme supporting from birth to Class 12.
- Scholarships, free textbooks, uniforms, and bicycles.
Basics of Financial Literacy
- Understanding needs vs wants for responsible spending.
- The power of saving: ₹10 daily = ₹3,600 yearly.
- Bank accounts, interest, and digital payments (UPI).
Education & Empowerment
- Why education breaks poverty and transforms futures.
- Stories of Kalpana Chawla, Kiran Bedi, Malala Yousafzai.
- Education + Empowerment = Freedom.
Workbook & Activities
- My Equality Pledge: Personal commitment to fairness.
- Savings Plan Exercise: Goal-based financial planning.
- Create a Poster: "Dream Big, Study Hard."
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.
Government Schemes
Learn about schemes that support girls’ education and reduce financial burden on families.
Sukanya Samriddhi Yojana
A savings account for daughters below age 10. Parents deposit regularly, and the money grows with interest for education or future needs.
Ladli Scheme (Delhi)
Financial support at every milestone of schooling — birth, Class 1, 6, 9, 10, and 12. Ensures continuous education support.
Scholarships
Merit-based financial assistance covering tuition, books, and travel for academics, sports, arts, and vocational skills.
Free Textbooks & Uniforms
Government provides essential learning materials and school uniforms at no cost, reducing the financial burden on families.
Bicycles for Girls
Free bicycles to ensure safe and independent travel to school, increasing attendance and reducing dropout rates.
Why Education Matters
Facts that show the power of educating girls.
Every additional year of schooling increases future income by 10-12%.
Educated mothers are more likely to send their children to school.
Child marriage rates reduce sharply when girls continue education.
India had a woman Prime Minister (Indira Gandhi) and President (Pratibha Patil).
Role Models Who Broke Barriers
Women who proved that education and determination can change the world.
Kalpana Chawla
India's First Woman Astronaut
Studied hard and inspired millions.
Kiran Bedi
First Woman IPS Officer
Broke stereotypes in law enforcement.
Mary Kom
Boxing Champion
Proved sports have no gender.
Malala Yousafzai
Nobel Peace Prize Winner
Fought for girls' education.
1091
Women Helpline
100
Police
112
Emergency
1098
Childline
1930
Cyber Crime