One All

We empower older adolescents through mentorship, personality development, employability skills, and career advising. We engage with 30+ adolescents in fishing communities, offering guidance on digital literacy, interpersonal relationships, goal setting, employability, and career planning for future success.
The program enables adolescents enhance their personal growth, develop leadership qualities, and become role models and community leaders. Our purpose is to:
Guide youth to identify their potential and career path
Develop a healthy identity
Foster mentoring skills to become ‘big sister/brother’ for younger generation
Provide exposure to the outside world through internships/field trips
Give a voice to young people so they can share and lead solutions to pressing problems

The goal of the programs aimed at children and teenagers is to teach them the value of having a positive self-image, how to resolve conflicts amicably, and how to behave in a non-violent and peaceful manner.

Programmes are made to fit any type of youth-related group, including sports teams and schools and can be customized upon request.

It touches on the topics as shared below:
Feeling
Friendship
Identity
Maturity
Sex & Sexuality
Gender Equity
Attraction

We collaborate with public and private schools around India. It attempts to bring everyone from various schools together at the conclusion of each term to share stories through Ultimate Frisbee and learn new ideas. Make sure there are no more than ten kids in each facilitator's group to increase interaction and participation.

We partner with like minded organisations to teach them how to facilitate our programs and contextualize our curricula at their own locations.

The One All Adivasi Fellowship is a 2 year immersive inter-sectional program for 16 adivasi youth from 13 villages in the Nilgiris district. The goal is to build a team of passionate, self-confident and resilient Community Facilitators who empower the next generation of Adivasi children through the medium of mixed gender sport. We use our approach explained above to engage with the Fellows.
At the end of the Fellowship Program, we envision that the Fellows would have:
- Become ultimate frisbee coaches, facilitators and players
- Developed critical thinking and leadership skills
- Become champions for gender equity in their communities
- A Fellows team that support and challenge each other
- A forum to talk about larger issues in their communities
- Gained exposure to understand how their own communities and the outside world function, and the relationship between the two
- Gained exposure to issues regarding health, education, finance and digital information through our partner organisations; and actively engage with their communities in solving these
- Access to two years of employment, with One All post the Fellowship program to start sports-for-development centres in their own villages