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Every Girl Deserves Quality Education
Every Girl Deserves Quality Education
OUR IMPACT
OUR IMPACT
2000+
Kids Taught
1000+
Workshops Hosted
Empowering underserved communities through technology is our guiding statement. In a world that is rapidly fusing technological advancements with our daily life, a gap of digital literacy has become glaringly obvious. Thus, quality education which is up to date, and provides students with necessary practical skills to prosper is our key to tackling intergenerational poverty.
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OUR WORK
OUR WORK
Go Girl organisation’s aim is to equip girls with coding and computer skills. In order to make our classes more accessible, we host free coding workshops across the nation, in multiple Indian languages.
Employability
Tailored curriculums
Breaking language barriers
Sangeeta’s Inspiring Journey at Go Girl
Sangeeta, a Go Girl student since 2022, has grown from a beginner to launching her own scrunchie business website. To help her with financial challenges, Go Girl has offered her an in-house scholarship to pursue a Bachelor’s in Computer Applications.
Recently, she also secured a digital marketing internship, boosting her family income by 120%.
Bhumika's Journey: From Student to Mentor
Bhumika has shown immense growth with our workshops. Starting as a dedicated student, she put in extra hours to hone her skills. Her hard work and dedication have paid off, and she has now become a paid mentor for Go Girl’s junior batch.
Her journey is a testament to the effectiveness of our programs and the opportunities they create for young women in tech.
Our Programs
CRY Swati
Child Rights and You NGO and GoGirl have been collaborating to teach twenty-five students HTML and CSS. In an offline center called Swati.
Yashoda Foundation
GoGirl held a workshop for twelve students from the class range of tenth through twelfth standard. The majority of the student body was between the age range of fifteen and sixteen.
Our student's story who received Pankh Scholarship
Our Founder
Japnit founded Go Girl at merely 16 year of age to introduce coding to underprivileged Indian communities, so far teaching over 2000 girls programming. Now with a team of 100 volunteers, she leads impactful initiatives, organizing free workshops conducted in regional languages to aid students in challenging circumstances- from urban slums, to remote tribal regions.
Japnit is a notable TEDx speaker at prestigious Indian and International institutions. She spoke at CAN-CWIC, Canada's largest women in tech conference, as well as Edmonton’s NASA Space Apps Challenge.
With a robust online presence of 65k+ followers, Japnit addresses pressing issues regarding women’s empowerment through multiple online platforms.
Founder & Director Go Girl
GO GIRL!
Sukham GoGirl Humanitarian Foundation is a non-profit organization registered under the Government of India as a section-8 company.
Contact us at japnit@gogirlorganisation.com
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