This eight-month leadership course for female undergraduates focuses on leadership skills and social responsibility. During the course, facilitators are invited to train participants on leadership skills and other soft skills needed for the job market. Seminars, working sessions, take-home tasks as well as mentoring are some of the important aspects of this development program.
Participants engage in community development projects and volunteer work, culminating in an intense community service project in a rural or underserved community.
The annual leadership training for about 30 undergraduates is tied to a social project during the year of the leadership training. The center and participants usually fundraise for the cost of the social project.
The Afara Reading Room programme is a project that aims to augment secondary school education for girls from public schools by providing a facility for after-school studying, mentoring or coaching, and IT resources. Annual summer programs provide opportunities to learn various skills such as cookery, tie and dye, etc
The club helps the girls to cherish the demanding ideals of human virtue responsibility and leadership and also motivates them to strive for excellence in all their personal pursuits. Through the clubs the girls learn to be authentic leaders by living a spirit of service to others. The club offers a weekly program of activities including study techniques, cookery, etiquette, excursions, career talks, cultural seminars and essay competitions both locally and internationally.