Stronger women. Brighter tomorrows.

A fairer tomorrow for every woman and girl.

NaariSamata is a UK-registered charity supporting women and girls in the UK and internationally through dignity, education, skills and advocacy. A more equal tomorrow starts with her today.

— Listen. Understand. Speak.

Educate.
Empower.
Include. ♡

Real girls.
Real opportunities.
A brighter tomorrow.

Be part of the change

A fairer future, in action.

NaariSamata supports women, girls and vulnerable communities through education, practical support, skills and advocacy—in the UK and internationally.

Sanitary products distributed

Kilograms of clothes distributed

Women in our Sport to Livelihood project

Underprivileged children helped

Women skills-trained

Villages adopted and tribal villages helped

Cumulative figures across our UK and India projects.

Where we work

Featured projects

Different communities. A shared purpose. Brighter futures for women and girls.

United Kingdom flag

UK projects

Supporting women and girls across the UK through dignity, storytelling and one-to-one support.

Volunteers handing out tote bags filled with period products and hygiene essentials.

Dignity Kits

Period products and essentials, helping women and girls live with dignity.

Two women recording an episode of the NaariSamata Her Story podcast, with branded mugs on the table.

Her Story

A podcast by and for women, sharing lived experiences and diverse voices.

A volunteer visitor talking warmly with a woman across a table in a visiting room.

By Her Side

In development: visits and companionship for migrant women in prison with little or no family support.

Globe

International projects

Creating opportunities for women and girls in India, Kenya and beyond through education, skills and community development.

A group of women from a rural village laughing together.

Adopt a Village

Classrooms, libraries and safe facilities for rural communities.

A woman sewing fabric on a machine at a tailoring training centre.

Skills & Livelihoods

Practical skills and opportunities for financial independence.

A smiling schoolgirl sitting at her classroom desk.

Sponsor a Girl

Help a girl stay in school and build a brighter future.

Voices from our community

Real stories, real change

Words from the women, families and volunteers we work alongside.

Angel’s mother, speaking in her video testimonial

— Angel’s mother, beneficiary in India

“I am thankful to NaSa for helping with my daughter’s education. She wants to be a doctor and I hope and pray she becomes one one day with help of sponsors.”

A grandmother, speaking in her video testimonial

— Grandmother, beneficiary in India

“I thank you all for helping the children and giving them a chance to grow up to be successful. There was no one to support them until NaSa stepped in to help.”

Alex, NaariSamata volunteer

— Alex, volunteer instructional designer

“Volunteering for NaariSamata has been an incredibly rewarding experience. As an instructional designer, I have had the opportunity to contribute to the creation of e-learning material that addresses important topics, such as bullying. The team is really welcoming and passionate, and I feel proud to be part of an organisation that is making a real difference in the lives of children in India.”

Emma, NaariSamata volunteer

— Emma, volunteer

“It is fantastic to volunteer for Naarisamata. They are so driven in their cause to help the wellbeing of the women in the Indian community and have helped so many people. It feels so rewarding to be just a little part of this big drive to help the women. The team is so lovely and inspiring in their cause. Volunteering with them has really opened my eyes on how to help people in awful situations that they cannot control and to be able to help just a little bit means a lot to me.”

Luis, NaariSamata volunteer

— Luis, volunteer PPC specialist

“Working as a PPC specialist for NaariSamata’s charity was a truly rewarding experience. I was impressed by the organisation’s dedication to empowering women and girls from marginalised communities in India. I would highly recommend NaariSamata to anyone looking to make a positive impact while gaining valuable experience.”

Ridwana, NaariSamata volunteer

— Ridwana, volunteer

“Working for NaariSamata is absolutely amazing, it’s such a great cause with so many different projects in India in south Asia, helping young people women and girls to get into education it’s such a great initiative and I love being a part of it!”

Sonny, full stack web developer at thatdeveloper.co.uk

— Sonny, full stack web developer, thatdeveloper.co.uk

“It’s been an absolute pleasure and I’m really pleased to help such an amazing cause. I’ve worked for many charities but my time with Naarisamata has certainly been a highlight, I have really enjoyed working with Anita to create this website which I hope will help contribute towards achieving your goals.”

In their own words

Watch their stories

Hear directly from families and teachers whose stories sit behind the work.

Angel’s mother

Beneficiary · India

Grandmother

Beneficiary · India

Akhila’s teacher

Beneficiary story · India

Our work supports the UN Sustainable Development Goals.

UN Sustainable Development Goal 1: No poverty
UN Sustainable Development Goal 2: Zero hunger
UN Sustainable Development Goal 3: Good health and well-being
UN Sustainable Development Goal 4: Quality education
UN Sustainable Development Goal 5: Gender equality
UN Sustainable Development Goal 10: Reduced inequalities

Supported by

Runners taking part in a road race

London Marathon 2027

Run for change in 2027.

Join Team NaariSamata. Turn every mile into support for women and girls, and run for education, independence and equality.

Distance
26.2 miles

Date
Sunday, 25 April 2027

Location
Central London