Programme · Planned
Respect for All
Helping schools and colleges become places where every student is treated with equal respect and kindness, whatever their caste, religion, gender or ability.
Current status: Planned. We will design these sessions with teachers and parents before running them in partner schools.
If you need help now
If anyone is in danger, call 112 now. All these numbers are free, and you do not have to give your name.
- 1098 Child Helpline (opens in a new tab) For any child under 18 who is unsafe, abused, harassed or in trouble. Free, day and night.
- 14417 Tamil Nadu student helpline (opens in a new tab) Tamil Nadu School Education Department helpline for students: feeling unsafe, harassment, exam worries and career guidance.
- 1800-180-5522 Anti-Ragging Helpline (opens in a new tab) For college students facing ragging. Free, day and night.
- 14566 Helpline against atrocities on SC and ST communities (opens in a new tab) Report caste-based violence or discrimination against members of Scheduled Castes and Scheduled Tribes.
More free helplines
- 104 Medical helpline
- 1091 Women in distress (police)
- 103 Traffic police
- 1070 Disaster control room (state)
- 1077 Disaster control room (district)
- 1093 Coastal security
- 14416 or 1-800-891-4416 Tele-MANAS (mental health) (opens in a new tab) Free, confidential support from trained mental health counsellors, day and night, in 20 Indian languages.
- 14446 Drug de-addiction helpline (opens in a new tab) Counselling and referral for anyone worried about drugs or alcohol, for themselves or someone in their family.
- 1800-112-356 Tobacco Quit Line (opens in a new tab) Free counselling to stop smoking or chewing tobacco.
- 1930 Cyber Crime Helpline (opens in a new tab) Report online fraud, harassment, blackmail or misuse of your photos. You can also report at cybercrime.gov.in.
Numbers checked on 30 September 2026 on official government websites. SEEDbridge does not run these helplines.
What it is
- Harmony activities that bring students of different castes and religions together: sports, arts, shared projects and friendships.
- Sessions for students, teachers and parents on treating everyone fairly, and on the values of our Constitution: equality, dignity and freedom for all.
- Private help for students and families who face discrimination, so they know their options and can reach the right official office or helpline.
How it works
- Every session respects every community and faith.
- We help people use official channels, such as the school, the police or the helpline 14566. We do not investigate complaints ourselves.
- Nothing a student or family tells us is shared without their agreement, except when the law requires it.
Who it is for
- Students in schools and colleges
- Teachers, parents and community leaders