The Sisterhood Foundation is a Danish Charity. Sisterhood Foundation India strives to support women and girls at all stages in their lives. By committing to various projects we intend to have a positive impact on the lives of as many girls and women as possible. Our Program includes Sisterhood Leadership Program for College Girls Scholarships, Employability Classes, Spoken English, Annual Residential Women Leaderahip Camp and Livelihood Support
The Sisterhood Foundation supports women and girls at all stages of their lives through various projects, aiming to create a positive impact.
A world where every woman and girl can reach her full potential.
Care, Courage, Change, and Choices.
At the Sisterhood Foundation, we believe in the power of women to create lasting change. Since our inception in 2010, we have been dedicated to empowering women and girls at all stages of their lives. Our mission is to provide courage, care, choices, and change to those who need it most.
Our journey began with a simple yet profound vision: to support disadvantaged women and girls in India, helping them achieve education, empowerment, and independence. Over the years, we have expanded our reach and impact, touching the lives of countless women through our various projects and initiatives.
Focuses on education, empowerment, and independence for girls and women in India, primarily in the Chennai province
In 2010 by Tine Arentsen Willumsen
With 400+ Women / Girls Across Tamilnadu
In India SHF partners with MSDS and AramPorul
Aligns with UN’s SDG 5: Gender Equality.
Raised in Chennai, Kanchana was born to a maleless family cosisting of her mother, grandmother, and older sister. Despite her family being unable to find much work, she had always dreamt of studying microbiology to one day work in a hospital.
Jeeva was raised in Chennai by her mother, older sister and brother. Coming from a maternal household, she grew up with an egalitarian family. Her mother taught her and her siblings that men and women should be equal; even her brother ..
When I first heard about the ‘Women’s Retreat,’ I didn’t have a clear idea of what to expect. All I knew was that it was a unique 3-day program, and I was curious to explore it. Initially, I thought the program would focus on leadership,
As part of the Sisterhood Leadership Programme, a 5-day residential leadership camp was conducted from December 26–30, 2025, at Vellimalai, Kalrayan Hills, bringing together 46 adolescent girls from Chennai and
The Daan Utsav celebration at the Virudhachalam center brought together 20 Sisterhood Foundation students and 35 students of Danish Mission Middle School. The program was lively and engaging, filled with
The Sisterhood Foundation celebrated Daan Utsav on 12th October 2025 in Chennai with an energetic and heartwarming program led by 18 Sisterhood Foundation students. They spent the day with 25
