Safety for Women

In India, the statistics surrounding women's safety is concerning. Reports of violence, harassment and discrimination shows a devastating picture of the realities many women face daily. From urban societies to rural areas, women often navigate public spaces with caution and fear, their freedom is curtailed by the possibilities of violence or harassment.

However, this narrative does not define us and the Indian Culture. Women are resilient, empowered and determined to reclaim their space. Our mission at DTG Foundation is to support these women, supporting an environment where they can thrive without any fear.

Education is the most powerful tool in ensuring safety. Our initiatives focus on equipping women with the knowledge and combat skills to defend themselves, both physically and legally.

Close combat self-defense workshop not only builds confidence but also provides practical skills that can be life-saving. We also conduct awareness campaigns that educate women about their rights and legal remedies available at their disposal, encouraging and empowering them to speak up and seek help when needed.

No change can occur in isolation. Engaging various communities is crucial for creating a culture of safety and respect. We partner with local leaders, schools and families to foster dialogue about women’s rights and safety. By challenging detrimental norms and encouraging positive behavior, we are working towards creating supportive environment where women can live freely and safely.

While grassroots and efforts at ground level are vital, systemic change is of equal importance. We collaborate with local law enforcement and government agencies to improve the manner of responding and the reaction time relating to incidents of violence against women. We strongly believe that training sessions for administration and police personnel on gender sensitivity and the importance of believing and supporting survivors can lead to more effective and compassionate responses.

DTG Foundation firmly believes that safety is not merely the absence of violence but the presence of support, empowerment and respect. As we continue our work in advocating for women’s safety, we remain hopeful and committed to building a future where every woman can live freely, confidently and without fear. Let us stand together for women’s safety and empowerment. Change begins with us.