Empowering Women Through Digital Confidence.
From mobile banking to online job applications — we help women step into the digital world with skill and independence.
Why Digital Literacy for Women Matters
Access to digital tools can transform lives yet many women hesitate to use smartphones or online services due to fear, lack of guidance, and societal barriers. Without these skills, critical opportunities in healthcare, finance, education, and employment remain out of reach.
Tech Sakhi bridges this gap by offering friendly, practical, and hands-on digital learning support.
Through interactive training sessions, personalized guidance, and community support, we teach women how to confidently access online healthcare services, banking, government schemes, educational resources, safety tools, and livelihood opportunities. They learn not just to navigate technology, but to use it to make informed decisions and improve their daily lives.
By building digital confidence, we empower women to become self-reliant, connect with essential services, and expand their social and economic participation. Digital access is not just technical skill it is independence, opportunity, and empowerment.
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Key Interventions Under This Campaign
Smartphone Basics & Digital Confidence Training
Secure UPI & Mobile Banking Practices
Government Schemes & Online Applications
Digital Safety & Cyber Awareness
Online Skill Courses & Job Readiness
Leadership & Community Tech Champions Program
Digital Empowerment Reach
Women Trained in Digital Skills
Local Digital Champions Created
Villages Connected with Training Sessions
Women Using UPI & Mobile Banking Independently
Community Centers Providing Digital Support
Stories from this Campaign
I now pay bills and send money on my own — without waiting for anyone.
Before joining the Tech Sakhi program, I was afraid of using a smartphone. I thought digital work was only for educated people. But with patient training and guidance, I learned step by step — from using UPI apps to managing my small business online.
Today, I confidently help my neighbors make online payments and recharge phones. It feels empowering to be independent and trusted.
Learning to use online forms helped me apply for a government scheme for my family.
Earlier, we had to depend on others to fill out forms or access government benefits. Many times, mistakes cost us our applications. Through the Tech Sakhi initiative, I learned how to browse safely, upload documents, and complete forms on my own.
When my application was approved, my confidence grew — not just for myself, but for helping other women in my area too.
I teach other women now. I became a Tech Sakhi in my own village.
At first, I joined just to learn the basics of mobile use. But I discovered a passion for teaching. Now, I hold weekly sessions in our community center — helping women open bank accounts, use WhatsApp safely, and access online healthcare information.
Watching them smile after completing their first online payment reminds me why learning never stops. Empowered women truly empower others.
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