One All

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

Collaborates with kids in 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.

A community is a place where underprivileged young people can be reached out to, including school dropouts, young people married off at an early age, and young people with drug addictions. In addition, gender and social stereotypes frequently put pressure on teenagers. It begins with establishing a rapport with young people by getting to know local authorities. strives to give the most marginalized people the tools they need to become leaders and create thriving communities that will benefit future generations.

Twenty adivasi adolescents from 17 villages in the Nilgiris area are enrolled in a two-year intensive inter-sectional program called the One All Adivasi Fellowship. The objective is to create a group of driven, resilient, and self-assured Community Facilitators who actively seek to address pressing issues in their communities and use mixed-gender sports to empower the next generation of Adivasi youngsters in their own villages.