🌟 Transforming Adolescent Girls into Transformational Leaders (TAGAT)

The TAGAT project, implemented by Chhori NGO, focused on supporting adolescent girls and young women in their journey toward confidence, leadership, and social participation.

The program combined psychosocial support, education, and leadership development to enable participants to strengthen their capacities, build resilience, and take active roles within their communities.


🎯 Project Objective

The objective of TAGAT was to support girls and young women—particularly those facing significant social and personal challenges—in developing the skills, confidence, and opportunities needed to become positive role models and community leaders.


📊 Key Achievements

  • 37 young women trained in leadership and personal development
  • 3,555+ girls and women reached through awareness and support activities
  • 1,640 participants reached through structured awareness sessions
  • 1,100 individuals reached through field visits and community outreach
  • 600 individuals supported through referrals to shelter, counselling, and vocational opportunities
  • 215 girls supported in accessing education
  • 7,000+ people reached indirectly through community engagement and public outreach

🌱 Impact

Participants of the program have progressed into diverse and meaningful roles within their communities and beyond, including:

  • Social work and community facilitation
  • Education and mentoring roles
  • Coordination and program support positions
  • Skilled professions and small income-generating activities

Many participants are now contributing to local initiatives, engaging in creative expression, and supporting others through peer networks.

The project has contributed to strengthening confidence, independence, and long-term opportunities, enabling young women to actively shape their futures and contribute to their communities.


🤝 Sustainable Outcomes

TAGAT demonstrates how structured support, combined with opportunity and trust, can lead to lasting personal and social transformation.