Programs & Impact

We provide access to free, sustainable, and eco-friendly menstrual products for individuals in need. Through our strategic partnerships with local organizations and communities, we distribute pads, menstrual cups, and hygiene kits, ensuring no one misses out on education, work, or activities due to their period.
 

Our educational programs focus on breaking the stigma surrounding menstruation, educating communities about menstrual health, hygiene, and self-care. We conduct workshops in schools, community centers, and outreach programs, empowering girls and women to take control of their menstrual health.
 

We believe in the power of community to create lasting change. Our community outreach initiatives provide peer-to-peer support networks and mentorship programs, creating safe spaces where menstruators can share experiences and learn from each other. We also engage men and boys in conversations about menstrual equity to build a more inclusive society.
 

We advocate for policies that support menstrual health and equity, fighting for greater access to products and education in schools and workplaces. Through awareness campaigns, we aim to break down cultural taboos and challenge the misconceptions about menstruation.
 

To date, we have distributed over 100,000 menstrual products to women and girls across underserved communities. Our goal is to continue expanding our reach to ensure no one is excluded from accessing essential menstrual care.
 

Through our workshops and school programs, we’ve reached over 15,000 students, helping them better understand menstrual health and hygiene. These efforts have led to a significant reduction in absenteeism due to menstruation-related issues.
 

With the aim of promoting both sustainability and menstrual equity, we are committed to providing eco-friendly products, reducing the environmental impact of disposable menstrual products. This commitment has helped divert tons of waste from landfills.
 

Through partnerships with local NGOs, schools, and healthcare providers, we have helped improve menstrual product accessibility in rural and low-income areas. Over 50 community partnerships have been formed in the last year alone, contributing to our shared goal of ending period poverty.
 

 By offering a combination of education, access, and support, we’ve seen significant improvements in self-confidence, school attendance, and social participation. Our programs have helped empower thousands of young people, giving them the tools to thrive.