Core Purpose

Hidden Pockets Collective (HPC) is a Non-Profit Organisation, registered in India. Hidden Pockets Collective for last 6 years have been using various forms of digital tools to educate young people and advocate for policy changes around sexual and reproductive health, rights and justice.

“We focus on Awareness Building to achieve Movement Building around Sexual and Reproductive Health, Rights and Justice.” HPC Team

If you are looking for abortion services, and you are above 18 years old, WhatsApp vipasyin carechat at +918861713567

Get in Touch

Dear Adolescents,

If you are facing any emotional or sexual and reproductive health concerns, we are here to support you. Please feel free to reach out to us at hiddenpocketsinfo@gmail.com, and our team of counselors will provide you with confidential and compassionate assistance.

“Adolescents reaching out to our careline from every corner of India seek support and guidance for their sexual and reproductive health. Their courage in seeking help is a powerful reminder that every young person deserves access to accurate information, compassionate care, and the empowerment to make informed decisions. Together, we can create a safe space where their voices are heard, their concerns are addressed, and their journeys towards a healthy and fulfilling future are nurtured.” – HPC Team

Media & Hidden Pockets Collective

Hidden Pockets Collective presents a song on information related to access to safe abortion in India.
In this video, our Founder, Jasmine George talks about the recent changes in abortion laws in India on national TV.

Scope of our Work:

Join Us

If you’re passionate about our work and would like to get involved, we welcome you to join our team or volunteer with us. Simply reach out to us at hiddenpocketsinfo@gmail.com and express your interest. If there are any vacancies or specific needs, we will be sure to get in touch with you. We deeply appreciate the love and support we receive from our community. Together, we can create meaningful impact and promote sexual and reproductive health, rights and justice for all.

Hidden Pockets Collective – Team

Executive Co-ordinator and Counsellor

Aisha Lovely George, a counsellor by training is the Executive Coordinator of Hidden Pockets Collective. An award winning podcaster, and a speaker on reproductive health on various panels nationally and internationally.  She is a trained Sexual and Reproductive Health educator and a counsellor.  She has 4 years of experience in interacting with and impacting around 400 young women face to face on Sexual and Reproductive Health. She has personally handled and counselled more than 3000 young women and couples on Hidden Pockets’ chat service and improved their traumatic experience of abortion and SRH services. She has personally travelled to 6 unsafe towns and cities across India and mapped around 100 clinics who are willing to work with us to provide safe and non-judgemental Sexual and Reproductive Health services. She is a fellow of The Unleash Lab, Asia Safe Abortion Partnership, and The Coaching Fellowship.

Founder, Programme Manager 

Jasmine Lovely George is a Lawyer, and a TEDx speaker, is also the Founder of Hidden Pockets Collective, a non-profit organization for sexual and reproductive services for young people in India.  She is an award-winning researcher who has been part of movement building nationally and transnationally. Post-Covid, she has been interested in conversations around alternative ways to talk about gender, technology and, justice. She is on board of various NGOs in India like CREA.

Creative Advisor

Vaishali Sinha is a documentary filmmaker of Indian origin. She has received support for her films from ITVS, MacArthur Foundation, Playboy Foundation, Firelight Media, Catapult Fund, Tribeca Film Institute, NYSCA, Chicken & Egg Pictures, Fledgling Fund and more. Her films have won multiple jury awards for Best Documentary at film festivals as well as a Critics Choice Award in India, a Grierson nomination for Best Entertaining Film and a Ridenhour Peace Prize Nomination for Excellence in Truth-Telling. Her film Made in India was a case study at Harvard Business School for a course on Ethics. Ask the Sexpert has been popularly available on Netflix India. In 2017 Vaishali was a development consultant for the Oscar-winning documentary team behind Period. End. Of. Sentence. She has acted as a mentor at Kartemquin Films, HBO Documentary Initiative, Firelight Media and Video Consortium. From 2021-2022 Vaishali co-founded two Artist grants for the Bitchitra Collective: Indian Women in Documentary. She is a 2023 fellow at Rockefeller Foundation’s Bellagio Residency.