Rescuing Children, Empowering Moms, Building Families
  • Every eight minutes a mother dies of childbirth in India
    Every eight minutes a mother dies of childbirth in India
    Every eight minutes a mother dies in childbirth in India. The most tragic aspect of these deaths is that about 90 percent of them are avoidable.
  • Girls in India ages 1-5 are dying of pneumonia and diarrhea at a rate 5 times higher than boys that age
    Girls in India ages 1-5 are dying of pneumonia and diarrhea at a rate 5 times higher than boys that age
  • It is estimated that India aborts 500,000 female babies a year
    It is estimated that India aborts 500,000 female babies a year
  • Genitoplasty- a sex change operation on newborn girls is a growing and deeply immoral business that joins the gendercide list.
    Genitoplasty- a sex change operation on newborn girls is a growing and deeply immoral business that joins the gendercide list.
  • In India there are more than 37 million more males than females, leaving a gender imbalance.
    In India there are more than 37 million more males than females, leaving a gender imbalance.
  • The Indian girl child age 1-5 years is 75% more likely to die than an Indian boy,
    The Indian girl child age 1-5 years is 75% more likely to die than an Indian boy,
  • Every eight minutes a mother dies of childbirth in India
  • Girls in India ages 1-5 are dying of pneumonia and diarrhea at a rate 5 times higher than boys that age
  • It is estimated that India aborts 500,000 female babies a year
  • Genitoplasty- a sex change operation on newborn girls is a growing and deeply immoral business that joins the gendercide list.
  • In India there are more than 37 million more males than females, leaving a gender imbalance.
  • The Indian girl child age 1-5 years is 75% more likely to die than an Indian boy,
Gendercide is the deliberate, systematic destruction of a gender group - usually girls. Throughout South Asia, daughters are often considered a burden to be carried until they are old enough to marry. They bring no promise of wealth to the family; rather, their dowry and wedding will cost the family a great deal. Money spent keeping a girl well-fed, healthy and educated only benefits the future husband’s family - so it isn't done. This attitude results in the neglect, starvation, abandonment and murder of girl children and mistreatment of mothers. Those mothers who birth too many girls often end up on the street where social stigma keeps them isolated from anyone other than fellow abandoned mothers and the darker elements of society.
GenderSave exists to rescue these girls and give them life; to enable rejected mothers to keep and care for their daughters; to repair or rebuild families from the pieces left behind. Abandoned or unwanted girls are cared for at local affiliated orphanages where we ensure they are given medical attention, food, clothing, shelter and education. Rejected mothers are offered practical skills training or assistance in starting a micro-business so they can provide for themselves and their daughters. Where possible, we provide family counseling to strengthen or rebuild a family divided over the birth of a girl.
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GenderSave exists to save India's daughters from female infanticide, feticide and all forms of sexual discrimination. By compiling a dedicated team of volunteers, donors, and professionals who passionately believe in adding worth to female lives in India, we WILL make a difference. Our programs work to empower India's women to ultimately establish themselves as valuable, equal and cherished human beings by their surrounding community and culture.

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