iimpact Australia

Beautiful little girls from IIMPACT learning centres posing for leading up to International Women's Day this Wednesday! When we embrace equity, we embrace diversity, we embrace inclusion. Who's with us?

IIMPACT Australia envisions a world where girls from all parts of communities feel empowered, independent and included.

 Your kind donations will help IIMPACT Australia give unprivileged girls the access to education they deserve. Please donate here: https://iimpact.org.au/donations/donate-now/

IIMPACT Australia is a registered not-for-profit charity, and is 100% volunteer run.

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https://iimpact.org.au/
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Mission accomplished! Sudheer Vyas successfully completed the whilst hitting his target to fund a girls Learning Centre in Rajasthan. Congratulations Sudheer!

Help Sudheer V. in his quest to raise money for girls education in Rajasthan

To help transform the lives of women, families and entire communities in Rajasthan through the education and empowerment of the girl child, Sudheer Vyas is running a marathon on 18 September for IIMPACT Australia (on behalf of RANI).

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If Bhuteri had done what most girls in her community do, she would have been married in her early teens, like her older sisters.

Intelligent and curious, Bhuteri wanted to go to primary school. But in Bandipura, a remote village in the State of Rajasthan, many parents fear education for girls will get in the way of their marriage prospects.

So Bhuteri took matters into her own hands. A child of illiterate parents, she enrolled at iimpact in its early years. After she graduated, Bhuteri went on to college, returning to iimpact as a teacher.

Bhuteri’s education hasn’t only helped her. Her community now has a new appreciation of the importance of education, and many parents who would previously never have dreamed of educating their girls are now education advocates.

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Today is the UN International Day of the Girl Child, a day dedicated to amplifying the voices and advocating for the rights of girls everywhere. Meet Bhuteri, an iimpact student who become a teacher of iimpact and changed an entire village. Read Bhuteri’s inspirational story. Link in bio.

iimpact is giving India’s girl children the education they deserve
iimpact identifies areas with significant gender gaps in literacy, then involves parents and the community to establish Learning Centres in those areas. Between 2003 and today, iimpact has educated over 100,000 girls in over 1,500 villages.

Get involved and help us make a difference.

We fund Learning Centres, each with 30 girls, to deliver quality primary education. We guarantee the application of 100% of donor funds to educational services, covering our costs separately. We raise funds from both individual donors and charitable foundations.

Learn more about us and our mission on our website: https://iimpact.org.au/

Given the dire situation with the spread of COVID-19 in India, we want to lend a hand.
We will do so in partnership with other charitable organisations that are already engaged in this cause, specifically, we are suggesting you to view VISION 2020 - they are funding medical institutions in India for the purchase of equipment, including Oxygen Concentrators.
UNICEF Australia - the United Nations Children’s Fund, a leading global humanitarian and development agency that works to uphold the rights of every child.
For COVID relief, they are sending life-saving supplies to India.
More info at our website: https://iimpact.org.au/covid-relief-for-india/

Our vision at iimpact Australia is to transform the lives of women, families and entire communities through the education and empowerment of the girl child. iimpact Australia works with our partner to help educate 390 girls in 13 Learning Centres funded by Australians.

We need your help.
13 Learning iimpact Centres are in urgent need of sponsorship due to lower donations during COVID-19.
There is a multiple ways how you can help us transform lives - become a member, make a one off donation, run a fundraiser to sponsor a learning centre.

This is Advika. Advika's live has and will continue to be transformed by being able to go to school in on of our learning centres.
But there are still 4 million girls between 6 and 14 years old are out of school in India.
Help us give girls like Advika a chance for a different future.
More info at https://iimpact.org.au/

Here is what we in impact are all about:
- Secure participation in primary education for all girl children not in school.
- Provide high quality, relevant education through girl-friendly learning centres.
- Encourage and enable each girl to become an independent thinker and self learner.
- Make learning joyful.
- Mobilise and help transform the community
More info at https://iimpact.org.au/

Girls like these need your support today to get an opportunity to go to school.
100% of your donation to iimpact Australia goes straight through to the delivery of educational services.
We fund all administrative and fund raising costs separately via members.
https://iimpact.org.au/donations/donate-now/

This is Arfina. Arfina's family makes money by tying bidis. It's an endless and low paying work. Arfina doesn't want tying bidis to be her whole life and she would like to maybe be a teacher or a nurse. Help us give girls like Arfina a chance for a different future.
More info at https://iimpact.org.au/

iimpact identifies areas with significant gender gaps in literacy, then involves parents and the community to establish Learning Centres in those areas.
Between 2003 and today, iimpact has educated over 100,000 girls in over 1,500 villages.
Today there are over 1,700 iimpact Learning Centres operational in over 1,500 villages educating over 60,000 girls in 11 States.
This is 60,000 transformed lives.
However, there are still 4 million girls between 6 and 14 years old are out of school in India.
Help us change that.
Visit our site for more information about us and what we do: https://iimpact.org.au/about-us/

Your engagement is critical. You can help us raise awareness and get your friends, family and colleagues involved in the important work iimpact is doing. Read more about membership on our Membership page.
Help us make a real impact. https://iimpact.org.au/membership/

This is Miriam from West Bengal. Miriam was a victim of child trafficking, when her parents allowed her to go with a stranger, who promised to get her education. Miriam was fortunately rescued and is now able to go to school in one of our iimpact learning centres. But there are still 4 million girls between 6 and 14 years old are out of school in India. Help us change that.
More info at https://iimpact.org.au/

Parents in rural areas of India often keep their girls home to help at home or with family businesses, or because public schools are too far away or feel unsafe.
Today there are over 1,700 iimpact Learning Centres operational in over 1,500 villages educating over 60,000 girls in 11 States.
This is 60,000 transformed lives. However, there are still 4 million girls between 6 and 14 years old are out of school in India.
Help us change that. Visit our site for more information about us and what we do: https://iimpact.org.au/about-us/

We need your help.
7 Learning iimpact Centres are in urgent need of sponsorship due to lower donations during COVID-19. You can sponsor one and help us keep it open right now. If that doesn’t fit your budget, you can crowdfund one, or volunteer to help us raise funds.

Donate now and help us make a real impact. https://iimpact.org.au/donate/

This is Sabita. She lives in a remote Gajapati distrint in India. Sabita is lucky and is now able to go to school in one of our iimpact learning centres. But there are still 4 million girls between 6 and 14 years old are out of school in India. Help us change that.
More info at https://iimpact.org.au/

Every girl deserves the opportunity to go to school. Basic skills like reading and algebra are not taken for granted for many of our young students in remote areas of India. Help us educate this (often the first) generation of girls and make a real difference in their lives. More info at https://impact.org.au

Did you know that we are now registered with a number of corporate matching programs, such as Benevity and Good2Give. Do check with your organisation if they are partners in these programs so you can double your impact!

Since 2003, iimpact India has educated over 100,000 girls in over 1,500 villages. Our approach is to partner with village elders to ensure parents send their young daughters to a local Learning Centre in a safe learning environment. We fund teacher salaries, training and all education materials, such as books, writing kits and teaching materials.

Now you can also make a difference and donate via paypal: https://www.paypal.com/au/fundraiser/charity/3502309

Every girl should have the opportunity to go to school.
Join us to make it possible - learn more at
https://iimpact.org.au/donate/

Did you know that your donation is Tax Deductible?
iimpact Australia has been endorsed as a Deductible Gift Recipient – this means we will send you a receipt for your donation so you can claim a tax deduction in Australia.
There are many ways how you can make a difference - make a one-off donation, make monthly donations, or make a workplace donation.
Help us take an action for equality - find out more at https://iimpact.org.au/donate

☘️Our mission is to mobilise and motivate non-school going girls, between the ages of 6 and 14. We focus on rural areas of India with significant gender gaps in literacy. We deliver educational services via a partnership with iimpact India.
☘️Today there are over 1,700 iimpact Learning Centres operational in over 1,500 villages educating over 60,000 girls in 11 States: Rajasthan, Haryana, Uttar Pradesh, Jharkhand, Bihar, West Bengal, Orissa, Uttarakhand, Madhya Pradesh, Himachal Pradesh and Chattisgarh. Take action for equality - visit our site to learn how you can be a part of the positive change.

Volunteer at IIMPACT Australia.
The team at iimpact Australia are all volunteers – professionals bringing their skills to the table, with a common objective of helping as many girls in rural India as possible. Currently, we have 2 volunteer roles open: Search Engine Marketing Lead & Corporate Fundraising Lead. More info on our website.