training 30+ girls in sports, she also teaches primary school children at the local school. Deeply passionate about working with girls, Shreya believes sports and education together build confidence, discipline, and stronger futures.

and favourite on the field, she is full of life and loved by all. An exceptional player and a passionate trainer, Shreshti trains 30+ girls under her and strongly believes in sports as a powerful and real career path for girls.

managing accounts at a local school, she trains young girls in volleyball as a RoH trainer. The youngest in her family, Israt aspires to join the civil services and believes that confidence begins with learning to speak up and make decisions. Through RoH, she has found her voice and hopes to help her girls find theirs, too.

storyteller documenting real stories from Kashi, she is deeply passionate about teaching. At RoH, she leads both the sports training and the education program at Ravidas Ghat. Since joining RoH, she has grown more confident and resilient, finding purpose and maturity through her work with children.

over four years, a journey that helped her discover her own strength and identity. Despite facing social resistance and criticism, Ambika received strong support from her family. She credits RoH for giving her the confidence to continue playing, training girls, and standing firmly by her choices.

found the opportunity to keep athletics alive in Buxar by mentoring the next generation. Passionate and driven, Akanksha believes in building strong athletes through consistent training and commitment.

turning point in her life from being a player to becoming a trainer who now creates opportunities for many others to take up sports. Being called “ma’am” by her students fills her with pride, and her family is happy to see her earn independently and do meaningful work. Mamta credits RoH for the confidence, respect, and sense of purpose she carries today.

for her leadership skills, ability to connect easily with others, and being a good listener. Through Ripples of Hope, Mamta has gained confidence, skill development opportunities, and financial support, earning greater respect for herself and her family while continuing to grow as a sportsperson and trainer.

continue her education beyond Class 10 and pursue graduation. Once a student at RoH, she is now a trainer who supports herself financially through her work. Ruchi finds joy and calm in working with children training sessions are her space to grow, reflect, and feel grounded.

learning, she lives with her husband, children, and in-laws and balances family life with her work as a trainer. Reeta is passionate about bringing change in the lives of girls whom she fondly calls “baalikaon” and dreams of shaping a better future for them. A feminist in her own way, she believes in change beginning at home and is committed to giving equal opportunities to all her children.

Hope, she has grown more confident and expressive, becoming more outgoing in her interactions. An art and craft enthusiast, Anjali works closely with children using waste materials creatively and actively supports the education program at Ravidas Ghat.