Project Nari Samman – Sanitation, Health & Hygiene Program is a transformative initiative by Pinkishe Foundation, supported under the CSR program of Indus Towers. Focused on India’s aspirational districts, the project aims to improve menstrual health and hygiene among schoolgirls and community women through awareness sessions, capacity building, and free sanitary pad distribution. Implemented across five underserved regions, the program addresses critical gaps in menstrual education and access, helping women and girls manage their periods safely, confidently, and with dignity.
Charting paths to empowerment through education, support, and sustainable practices for improved menstrual health and well-being.
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Certified Menstrual Educators created
Girls Supported
Disposable Pads Distributed
Reusable Pads Distributed
Period Cycles Supported
States and UTs reached
Pad Vending Machines Installed
Incinerators Installed
Menstrual health and hygiene encompasses the availability and proper management of sanitary knowledge for women and girls during menstruation.