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Learn · Prepare · Stay safe
Everything useful we know,
given away.
Guides, checklists, emergency numbers and a printable contact card — for commutes, campus, travel and working late. Written to be useful on a second read, not to scare you into buying an alarm.

The one to read first
Ten habits that take a minute each.
Personal safety isn’t about living on alert — that’s exhausting and nobody sustains it. It’s about making a few decisions once, in advance, so you don’t have to make them under pressure.
- 01Write one emergency number on paper, not just in your phone.
- 02Put the thing you’d reach for somewhere you can actually reach it.
- 03Look at an unfamiliar route before you’re standing in it.
- 04Tell one person when the plan changes. One is enough.
- 05When something feels off, leave first and explain later.
- 06Charge the phone before you leave — not after you’re already out.
- 07Save the last-mile (gate, stand, hostel block) before you need it.
- 08Keep a paper backup of stay details when you’re travelling.
- 09Agree a meeting point at home, not only a group chat.
- 10Test the alarm or whistle once, so you know it works.
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Women's Safety
Feel confident wherever life takes you.
- 03Toolkit
- 02Checklists
- 03Products
- 01Programmes
A calm starting point for solo commutes, shared rides and the moments when your instincts ask you to change the plan.
Important numbers
Emergency contacts for women.
Today’s safety brief
Personalised guidance.
- Share your live location before travelling alone.
- Keep emergency contacts one tap away.
- Use verified transport whenever possible.
- Carry a personal safety device within reach.
- Trust your instincts if a situation feels unsafe.
Small actions. Big difference.
Toolkit for women's safety.
The library
07 resourcesThe everyday carry check
A simple monthly habit for the objects, contacts and information you rely on.
Late class, calm commute
Practical planning for campus days that run into the evening.
Before the cab arrives
Small checks that make unfamiliar journeys feel more prepared.
Build your emergency contact card
The information worth keeping accessible when your phone is not.
Open the toolWorking late, moving well
A thoughtful end-of-day routine for offices and teams.
A family preparedness hour
A calm conversation plan for roles, contacts and meeting points.
Trusting the quiet signal
Turning situational awareness into a steady habit, without living in fear.
Free tool · Nothing leaves this device
The card that works
when your phone doesn’t.
A dead battery, a stolen bag, or a hand too shaky to unlock a screen — that’s when the number you need is the one you can’t reach. Fill this in, print it, and keep it in your wallet behind a card you rarely take out.
Your name
BloodAllergies or medication
- +91 00000 00000First contactRelationship
- +91 00000 00000Second contactRelationship
- 1091Women helpline
- 100Police
- 108Ambulance
- 101Fire
Where you live
Prints at wallet size (85.6 × 54 mm). Fold along the dotted line for a double-sided card.
Awareness programmes
Building safer communities together.
Partnering with institutions to make safety education practical and accessible — then leaving the resources behind so the session isn’t forgotten by Friday.
Schools
Interactive safety awareness and teacher resources.
Learn moreColleges
Campus-focused personal safety and emergency planning.
Learn moreCorporates
Employee wellbeing and workplace safety sessions.
Learn moreNGOs & communities
Outreach initiatives and custom safety kits.
Learn moreFor campuses, workplaces & communities
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