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June 22, 2025

Amount Donated
$2,500.00

June 21, 2025

Amount Donated
$100.00

June 20, 2025

Amount Donated
$100.00

Dedication to my Father

My father used his entire pension to educate girls near our home town of Kancharapa, West Bengal. I'm dedicating a Learning Centre in his name.

Jayantha Bhakta
Entrepreneur, Australia

Moved by IIMPACT

"We were so moved by the work of iimpact, that we intend to donate for future events as well."

Sunayana Raghuraman
Macquarie University Medicine Society

Supporting IIMPACT

The Dubsky Lang Foundation has made donations to iimpact Australia in June and December 2020.

Tino di Battista
Dubsky Lang Foundation

Worked with IIMPACT Australia

"It's amazing to be able to help such a worthy cause, and the team at iimpact have been great!"​

Anthony Hurst
Learning Centre Sponsor

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At just 15 years old, Priyanka found herself at a crossroads when her family arranged her marriage, a practice still prevalent in many rural communities. However, unlike many girls in similar situations, Priyanka was aware of the consequences of early marriage—thanks to the knowledge she had gained through Aarambh Manch. This platform had equipped her with the understanding of her rights, the risks associated with child marriage, and the means to seek help when needed.

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$100 educates a Girl Child - for a year!

IIMPACT India has perfected an operating model to deliver measurable educational outcomes, scaled via Learning Centres of 30 mixed-age girls in each village – for just $2,500 per centre per year!

Help us transform lives

How India's girl children get left behind

4 million girls between 6 and 14 years old are out of school in India. Parents in rural areas keep their girls home to help at home or with family businesses, or because public schools are too far away or feel unsafe. As a result, female literacy rates vary dramatically across Indian states.

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 1,500 villages.

We can't do it alone. We need your help.

The majority of Learning Centres in India are funded by corporate sponsors. But you can sponsor one as an individual and dedicate it to a loved one. If that doesn’t fit your budget, you can crowdfund one, or even volunteer to help us raise funds.