THE THAKUR FAMILY FOUNDATION

POSH Awareness & Training

Building awareness of sexual harassment prevention, workplace responsibilities and respectful workplace practices.

OUR PURPOSE

Awareness. Prevention. Responsible Workplaces.

A respectful workplace depends on a clear understanding of appropriate conduct, organisational responsibilities and the mechanisms available for prevention and redressal of workplace sexual harassment.

The Thakur Family Foundation seeks to promote practical understanding of the POSH framework through awareness programmes, training and educational resources that help organisations and individuals better understand workplace responsibilities and appropriate practices.

Areas of Focus

POSH Law & Workplace Awareness

Building awareness of the Sexual Harassment of Women at Workplace (Prevention, Prohibition and Redressal) Act, 2013, its purpose and the responsibilities arising under the applicable framework.

Understanding Workplace Sexual Harassment

Creating awareness of conduct that may constitute sexual harassment and helping participants understand appropriate professional boundaries and workplace behaviour.

Employee Awareness & Sensitisation

Awareness sessions designed to help employees understand workplace expectations, appropriate conduct, available mechanisms and individual responsibilities.

Internal Committee Awareness & Orientation

Providing awareness and orientation on the role, responsibilities and functioning of the Internal Committee under the POSH framework.

Employer & Management Responsibilities

Building awareness of organisational responsibilities relating to workplace safety, policies, awareness programmes, Internal Committee arrangements and other compliance requirements.

Complaint & Redressal Process Awareness

Providing general understanding of the complaint and redressal framework, procedural responsibilities and the importance of handling matters appropriately and sensitively.

Confidentiality & Responsible Handling

Creating awareness around confidentiality and the responsible handling of information relating to complaints and proceedings.

POSH Policy Awareness

Helping organisations understand the importance of clear workplace policies and internal communication relating to prevention and redressal of sexual harassment.

Respectful Workplace Practices

Encouraging professional conduct, respectful communication and responsible workplace practices that contribute to a safe and dignified working environment.

Who We Support

How We Support

POSH awareness and training may be delivered through employee sensitisation sessions, workshops, webinars, Internal Committee orientation, educational resources and organisation-focused awareness programmes.

Awareness, Guidance & Specialised Support

Awareness programmes and general guidance may be offered at no cost. Specialised programme-based support may be fee-based where applicable, with all proceeds directed towards advancing the Foundation’s mission.

OUR PURPOSE

Fostering Respect.
Ensuring Safety.
Upholding Dignity at Work.

The Thakur Family Foundation promotes awareness and understanding of the Prevention of Sexual Harassment (POSH) law and principles. Through training, guidance and resources, we empower organizations and individuals to build workplaces where everyone feels safe, respected and valued.
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Workplace Dignity

Promoting a culture of respect and dignity where every individual is treated fairly and without discrimination.
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Awareness & Prevention

Building knowledge and understanding of POSH laws and practices to prevent harassment and ensure early action.

Inclusive Environments

Encouraging open communication and inclusivity to create workplaces where everyone feels safe and empowered.

Request a POSH Awareness Session

Looking to strengthen POSH awareness within your organisation or workplace?

Connect with The Thakur Family Foundation to learn more about available awareness sessions, training programmes and educational resources.

Important Note

POSH awareness and training are provided for general educational purposes only and do not constitute legal advice. Organisations remain responsible for obtaining appropriate professional advice and meeting their applicable legal and compliance requirements.

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