Sankalp Hamara, Swasthya Aaapka

Empowering rural women and schoolgirls by promoting menstrual health, education, and sustainable practices in the villages of Greater Noida.

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Program Overview

Project Sankalp is a collaborative effort with Noida Power Company Limited (NPCL) under its CSR agenda. The project aims to enhance menstrual health and hygiene awareness among schoolgirls and community women in seven rural villages of Greater Noida, Uttar Pradesh, India. 

Project Components

Fostering awareness and sustainable menstrual well-being through education and support in rural Greater Noida.

Community Mobilization

IEC Material Creation

Comprehensive Education Sessions 

Monthly Sanitary Pad Distribution

Incinerator Installation

Monitoring and Evaluation

Local Capacity Building for Sustainability

Project at a Glance

Reaching out across seven villages in Greater Noida, aiming to uplift countless lives with crucial health education and resources.

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Project Duration

12 Months
October, 2023 - October, 2024
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Target Beneficiaries

5000 Women
350 School Girls
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Target Geography

7 Villages of Noida, Uttar Pradesh

Key Parameters

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District
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07
Villages
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1000
Packages of Sanitary Pads
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07
Incinerators
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100
Interactive Sessions
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01
IEC Booklet

Project Sankalp Fostering Change

Impact Numbers

2,500

Certified Menstrual Educators created

500,000

Girls Supported

3,42,750

Disposable Pads Distributed

3,43,250

Reusable Pads Distributed

2,00,000

Period Cycles Supported

27

States and UTs reached

345

Pad Vending Machines Installed

234

Incinerators Installed

Testimonials

Safia

Student

Hi, I'm Safia from class 8. I'm thrilled that your team visited our school to teach us about periods. Before, we lacked knowledge on many important aspects, but now, thanks to you, we're well-informed. I want to express my gratitude and thank your team for emphasizing hygiene practices and teaching us to dispose of pads properly by folding them into the incinerator. Your visit has made a significant positive impact on our understanding and well-being. Thank you!

Sneha Upadhyaya

Junpat Higher Secondary School

My name is Sneha Upadhyaya, and today, Pinkishe Foundation and NPCL conducted a menstruation-related session, which was quite beneficial for the children. The discussions regarding cleanliness were particularly insightful and helpful for the children. The installation of an incinerator for school cleanliness is commendable. I would like more such sessions that would be beneficial for our children. Thank you.

Archana Sahu

Salempur Higher Secondary School

I am an assistant teacher at the school, and today's session conducted by Shalini ma'am has been highly beneficial for our students. She covered all the points that spark curiosity in children's minds but are often difficult for them to express or understand. Shalini ma'am explained comprehensively how periods occur, how the egg forms, how it is released when not fertilized, why there is pain, why there is discharge, how to use pads, and how to dispose of them. The session was incredibly well-received by both myself and the students. These discussions will prove invaluable for our children's future. I extend my gratitude to Pinkishe's team for installing an incinerator in our school. Now, our students will dispose of pads properly, alleviating the embarrassment and difficulty associated with it. I've personally faced challenges with heavy bleeding and disposal, which often led to embarrassment. With the incinerator, our students will no longer face these issues. It's a relief for us women, as we no longer have to feel ashamed about where to dispose of pads. Thank you, Pinkishe, for making this possible.

Glimpses of Sankalp

A visual journey through the impactful strides of Project Sankalp's impactful strides in enhancing access and education on menstrual health management.

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