Women Empowerment

Right Track strengthens women’s and adolescent groups to understand and claim their rights and address issues such as domestic violence, gender discrimination, early marriage, and dowry. Group members act as peer educators, conducting household-level awareness activities within their communities. The programme also focuses on stakeholder sensitization, promoting girls’ school enrolment and retention, strengthening linkages with law enforcement agencies and legal aid services, and building women’s capacity on laws, rights, leadership, and self-development. Self Help Groups (SHGs) are promoted to strengthen the economic empowerment and self-reliance of women.

Right Track empowers women and adolescents to understand and assert their rights and address domestic violence, gender discrimination, early marriage, and dowry. Women and adolescent group members serve as peer educators, conducting community-level awareness activities. The programme also promotes girls’ education and retention, sensitizes key stakeholders, strengthens linkages with law enforcement and legal aid services, and builds women’s capacity on laws, rights, leadership, and self-development. Formation of Self Help Groups (SHGs)further supports women’s economic empowerment and self-reliance

Working Area

a. Gender Justice

Right Track promotes gender justice by addressing discrimination, violence, and unequal social norms affecting women and girls. Through awareness campaigns, legal literacy programmes, and community engagement, the organisation empowers women to understand and claim their rights while fostering a more equitable social environment.

b. Leadership Development

The organisation strengthens women’s leadership by building their capacities to participate in decision-making processes at household and community levels. Through training, mentoring, and exposure opportunities, women are encouraged to take on leadership roles and contribute actively to local governance and development initiatives.

c. Entrepreneurship Development

Right Track supports women’s economic empowerment through skill development, formation of Self-Help Groups (SHGs), and enterprise promotion. By enhancing financial literacy and facilitating market linkages, the organisation enables women to generate income, achieve financial independence, and improve their socio-economic status.

Key Interventions

• Formation and strengthening of Self-Help Groups (SHGs)
• Training on legal rights, gender equality, and leadership
• Self-defence training and legal support services

Achievements

• Increased awareness of rights and gender issues
• Improved economic independence through SHGs
• Reduction in gender-based violence
• Increased women’s participation in decision-making