Campus Leadership & Chapter Network

Lead Change Where You Are.

Youth Ambassadors are student leaders bringing Daughters of India to high schools, colleges and cities across India. Host circles, distribute financial literacy toolkits and build communities of empowered young women.

Everything You Need

The Chapter Starter Kit

Ready-to-use resources support local school and campus circles. The resources below are part of the chapter programme; downloadable files will be linked here when their repository copies are published.

PDF Guide · 12 Pages

How to Host Your First Circle

Step-by-step meeting agenda, icebreaker prompts, room setup tips and discussion ground rules for a first session.

Available through chapter onboarding
Template Document

School Permission Request Letter

Official letter template for school principals, teachers or university club coordinators when requesting venue approval.

Available through chapter onboarding
Media Pack · Digital

Campus Posters & Flyers

Printable event posters, digital graphics for WhatsApp groups and invitation cards for inviting classmates.

Available through chapter onboarding
Nationwide Presence

Active Campus Chapters

Bengaluru · Karnataka

St. Joseph's College Chapter

Ambassador: Ananya R. · 42 Active Members

Delhi NCR

Modern High School Chapter

Ambassador: Priya K. · 35 Active Members

Mumbai · Maharashtra

Sophia College Chapter

Ambassador: Meera S. · 50 Active Members

Application Form

Apply to Become a Youth Ambassador

Applications are open to student leaders aged 13–24. Applicants under 18 must provide a parent or guardian contact and confirm that they have permission to apply.

Youth Ambassador applications are currently open to ages 13–24.
40–1,200 characters. Please do not include identity documents, health information or other sensitive personal data.
Your information is sent only when you submit this form. Applicants under 18 require guardian follow-up before approval.

Bring Daughters of India to Your Campus.

Become an ambassador, build a local circle and create a structured way for girls to learn, lead and support one another.