Harassment at work
Understand your rights under the POSH Act and how to approach your Internal Committee or the district Local Committee. We explain the steps and stay with you through them.
For individuals seeking help
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Understand your rights under the POSH Act and how to approach your Internal Committee or the district Local Committee. We explain the steps and stay with you through them.
Hands-on camps that build confidence and practical skills, held at schools and children's homes such as the Rajkiya Bal Grih Balika.
We help families enrol children in government primary schools, including Aadhaar cards, photographs and the paperwork in between.
Free check-ups with doctors, including eye, cardio-diabetic and gynaecological care, held with gram pradhans near Lucknow.
As a Mission Shakti partner, we help women reach counselling and mental-health support lines, and connect them to the right authority.
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Quick answers
Call 112 for emergency response and police anywhere in India, 181 for the Women Helpline at any time of day, and 1098 for Childline for children in need of care.
Yes. Help with harassment at work, self-defence camps for girls, school admission help, village health camps and counselling support are all free.
No. Everything you share stays with Jijiwisha's team. You choose how and when we contact you, and we never leave a message unless you say it is safe.
Under the POSH Act you can complain to your workplace's Internal Committee, or to the district Local Committee if there is none. Jijiwisha explains the steps and stays with you through them, free of charge.