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azaadi : noun (ah•ZAH•dee) freedom; liberation from bondage, oppression,
or domination by another

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Daughters of Azaadi exists to seek, rescue, and empower girls in South Asia who are at risk of exploitation and trapped in the cycle of generational poverty.

Within a safe and nurturing community, we create tailored pathways to wholeness, providing healing, restoring dignity, nurturing potential, and equipping each girl to flourish holistically.

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We are committed to serving girls from all backgrounds, cultures, and faiths, ensuring inclusivity, dignity, and respect.

Every daughter deserves to be safe, to be free, and to dream.

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why south asia?

South Asia is home to some of the world’s darkest realities for millions of girls. Poverty, bonded slavery, sexual trafficking, gender discrimination, and exploitation intersect in devastating ways.

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View fullsize As we prepare to celebrate Christmas, please consider contributing to our Christmas Care Package initiative. For only $12 per box, you can share joy and hope with a girl in need. We purchase the gifts locally, ensuring they are culturally appropriate
View fullsize For us at Daughters of Azaadi, rescue is only the beginning. We aim for full restoration. That means emotional healing (therapy, safe family or foster arrangements), spiritual formation (spirituality is central to South Asian culture), physical hea
View fullsize Every year, thousands of girls from poor families drop out of school—not because they lack ability, but because they cannot afford basic school supplies, uniforms, or fees. The transition to a new school year is one of the most vulnerable momen
View fullsize A few years ago, one of the board members met an orphan girl in a remote South Asian village. Hungry and vulnerable, she stood on the brink of being sold into bonded slavery. When he gently asked, “What dreams do you have?” she whispered
View fullsize Who do we serve? We focus on reaching the most vulnerable girls in South Asia—those whose lives and futures are at greatest risk: Girls at risk of exploitation – trapped in or vulnerable to bonded slavery, trafficking, or sexual exploit