4 groups were created (2 girls groups with 50 girl participants) and 2 boys groups (50 boys participants) and regular interactive meetings were organised on rights, safety and gender based violence in public spaces. The program has created a core group of young girls and boys as leaders who continue to lead the project and participate in the program activities on a regular basis. The Plan global training curriculum “Champions of Change” was used to conduct trainings of young boys and girls. Safety audits were conducted to document safe and unsafe spaces in the intervention area. The safety audits in these locations indicated poor maintenance of public infrastructure (pavements, street lights, water and sanitation services, parks, dark and unlit streets) which contributes to making spaces unsafe and unusable for women/ girls. The project has engaged with a range of stakeholders like girls, boys, parents and caregivers and local authorities (e.g., municipal authorities, public transport managers, police etc.) to confront social and cultural norms and unequal gender power relations which hinder girls’ safety in cities. The recommendations will be disseminated to the local stakeholders to initiate youth led advocacy for community level change.