Since 2014, every cup of chai, every craft purchased, and every donation has compounded into real, lasting change for acid attack survivors across India.
The world's first café run entirely by acid attack survivors opens its doors in Agra, near the Taj Mahal.
The Hazratganj location opens, bringing the Sheroes mission to Uttar Pradesh's cultural capital.
The United Nations features Sheroes Hangout as a global model of survivor-led enterprise.
International media coverage brings global attention and thousands of new supporters.
Café proceeds and donations cross the milestone of 100 reconstructive surgeries funded for survivors.
Expansion into NCR region with a new branch in Sector 18, Noida.
Sheroes launches nationwide awareness campaign challenging toxic masculinity and acid violence on International Women's Day.
Café profits directly fund surgeries to repair physical damage caused by acid attacks — helping Sheroes reclaim their bodies.
Access to lawyers and court support so survivors can fight for justice and hold perpetrators accountable.
English classes, craft workshops, and confidence-building programmes that open doors to new futures.
Support for survivors who have been displaced from their homes or families due to the attack.
Stable income, dignity, and community through work at the café — the foundation of rebuilding a life.
Campaigns like Male Ego that challenge the culture enabling acid violence across India.
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