About us
The Veera Project offers young women who graduate from secondary school the opportunity to continue their education and access professional careers. Education is essential for women in India to become independent.
Our girls come from very poor villages in the Thar Desert around Jodhpur.
Many choose to train as nurses, allowing them to support their communities or work in hospitals with a stable income.
Challenges
Rural India, especially in Rajasthan, remains very poor. The caste system, child marriage, lack of land ownership, poor healthcare, corruption, and a strong patriarchal culture continue to limit opportunities, particularly for women and girls.
Solutions
The Veera Project helps on a small but meaningful scale by educating and training young women. This allows them to earn a living, support their families, and make better choices for their children’s education, health, and family planning.
Long term impact
Educating women can uplift entire generations. Even helping a few girls access higher education can create lasting change by reducing poverty, improving education, and supporting smaller, healthier families.
Stories
The stories of the young women we support will be shared here soon.
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Since
2014
Degrees in education, nursing, public health and business
23
Bachelor degrees in 2017
8
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Contact us
The Association was founded by Ruth de Heinrich and Anne Vincent on June 6th 2017.
It is based in Lausanne Switzerland and Anne is the Administrator and Treasurer.
