Our experience has taught us the value of Education, Mentoring, Life Skills and Community Service. Basing our Fellowship on these key pillars, we aim to enable the professional aspirations of future women leaders in their areas of choice.
To enable young women from less-privileged backgrounds to pursue their educational and professional dreams. Educating women is transformative for societies, as they use their learning to guide and nurture their families along with realising their own professional dreams. Empowering young school graduates so that they can pursue college education is the one permanent way to impact each family and hence, the larger community to achieve a better quality of life. We at KARM Fellowship wish to support these driven, resilient, and bright young girls by providing Fellowships to deserving girl students who have completed their 12th grade and are readying for college. Going forward, we aspire to establish a cohort of our Fellows who will assist and help one another in the pursuit of their goals and enable a meaningful ripple effect in their communities.
KARM Fellowship will connect these students to mentors, career counselors and experts, to enable a complete learning experience. The Fellowship creates the necessary bridge between students and their mentor(s) one-on-one, both in-person and online, thereby opening doors to a brighter future.
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Frequently asked questions
When was KARM Fellowship for Young Indian Women founded?
KARM Fellowship for Young Indian Women was founded in 2020.
What industry is KARM Fellowship for Young Indian Women in?
KARM Fellowship for Young Indian Women operates in Higher Education. Find similar Higher Education investors on gritt.io.
Where is KARM Fellowship for Young Indian Women based?
KARM Fellowship for Young Indian Women is headquartered in New Delhi, India.
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