The TARA Team

Working in an NGO requires considerable commitment and we are proud that our working environment allows us to put all the advantages of teamwork to the service of Child Protection and Empowerment in India. Our passionate and devoted team is key in the children’s education and development on a day to day basis. Read more about the role each team member plays by pointing the cursor to them in the gallery bellow!


The TARA team is structured according to its various programmes and their specific needs. The TARA Outreach Centres (TOCs) are run by a Head officer dedicated to family support in an open environment. She is responsible for managing the two centres and ensuring consistent practices. She supervises the managers of each centre, the educational coordinator, the social workers (educators, community facilitators), teachers and multi-skilled workers.

The TARA hostels follow a similar principle, adapted to their specific needs. A dedicated head of accommodation supervises the managers of the homes and the young adults programme to ensure the well-being of the residents, their psychological follow-up and the transitions between the different programmes. Here too, a multidisciplinary team of social workers and educationalists supervise the children on a daily basis. TARA Big Birds is distinguished by the semi-autonomy of its residents, who are housed in shared flats and supported by a mentor in their studies, their professional activities and their transition to adulthood.

The TARA Training Centre is run by a professional who coordinates the training courses, runs the basic modules and calls on outside speakers for the others.

A cross-programme team manages logistics, administration, accounting, human resources, communications and fundraising. It also manages pooled operations (physical and mental health).