Pinkishe Foundation received an invitation from the District Administration of Sarangarh district in Chattisgarh to participate in a significant community event. The occasion was a mass wedding ceremony organized for 165 girls from economically disadvantaged backgrounds. Recognizing the importance of menstrual health and hygiene, the District Administration sought Pinkishe Foundation's expertise to educate attendees about this critical issue. As part of the event, Pinkishe Foundation conducted informative sessions on menstrual health and hygiene, addressing common misconceptions, promoting healthy practices, and emphasizing the importance of access to menstrual hygiene products. These sessions were designed to be interactive and engaging, ensuring that attendees could actively participate and learn. In addition to education, Pinkishe Foundation collaborated with the District Administration to provide practical support. Recognizing the financial constraints faced by many families, sanitary pads were distributed to all 165 girls participating in the mass wedding ceremony. This initiative aimed to ensure that the girls had access to safe and hygienic menstrual products, promoting their health, dignity, and overall well-being.

In a session led by trainer Rajrani Sharma, Pinkishe Foundation imparts vital knowledge on menstrual hygiene and self-care practices at Rajpura Pre-Secondary School. Seema Pawar supplements with insights on yoga and nutrition.

Haldwani - A workshop on menstrual hygiene was organized by Chetna Seva Samiti and Pinkishe Foundation in Government Girls Higher Secondary School, Rajpura. In which girls were made aware about cleanliness. Sanitary pads were also given to all the girls. During this, Pushpa Kandpal, Upasana and Sangeeta Shekhar etc. were present.

Pinkishe Foundation's commitment to empowering women takes a significant stride forward as it joins the prestigious Facebook Global Community Accelerator program. Amidst stiff competition, Pinkishe emerged as one of only 13 organizations selected from 13,000 entries nationwide, and just 130 globally. Through its dedicated Facebook group, Pinkishe connects women from diverse backgrounds, showcasing their contributions to society and providing a platform for recognition. From highlighting the special endeavors of women to offering support and encouragement, Pinkishe's selection underscores its pivotal role in championing women's voices and initiatives on a global scale.

Pinkish Foundation distributed Corona kit, brought smile back on withered faces of patients Special corona care kit reached the homes of the needy.

Pinkishe also included in the organization selected for Facebook's Community Accelerator Program.

Lal Rang Zindagi literary seminar organized on menstrual hygiene day Pinkish is a registered women's NGO that launched a campaign to change health misconceptions and attitudes related to menstruation and female reproduction in India. Under this, the work of educating and making aware girls and women of socially, economically and educationally backward classes and distributing free pads was done from village to village.

Pinkish installed a pad vending machine in Government Senior Secondary School, Dobi, Hisar.

Many ghazalkaras from different states participated in the Mushaira of Pinkishe NGO organization

Pinkish Foundation is an organization working on menstrual hygiene. Today, on the occasion of International Menstrual Hygiene Day, Pinkish Foundation organized several online programs related to menstrual hygiene. Volunteers from various branches of Pinkish located across the country participated enthusiastically in the Period Warrior programme.

A health awareness camp was organized by Pinkish Foundation in primary school Mau Khas. In the camp, girls were given information about personal health. Sanitary pads were also distributed

In Aligarh, Saloni Upadhyay made women aware about the prevention of many diseases caused by the epidemic. Also distributed free sanitary pads

People of Villa Anandam Society of Meerut Road, with the help of Pinkishe Foundation, gave sanitary pads to the maids on Sunday. The women of the society have found a way to help by selling the papers coming out of their homes. Along with this, food is also being given to the needy people