Project Adhikar Empowers Thousands of Women and Girls

Expanding Reach Through Meaningful Partnerships

Project Adhikar has successfully empowered 4,700 women and girls across Delhi NCR and Karnataka, marking a significant step in Pinkishe Foundation’s mission to advance menstrual health awareness and access. This achievement reflects our commitment to reaching diverse communities and creating safe, supportive spaces for women and girls to learn about menstrual health.

The initiative has been strengthened through a strategic partnership with FalconX, whose support has amplified our ability to deliver workshops, distribute hygiene kits, and facilitate open conversations. Together, this collaboration ensures that more women and girls can access the knowledge, resources, and guidance they need to manage menstruation with confidence and dignity.

Promoting Knowledge, Confidence, and Dignity

Through interactive workshops, educational sessions, and distribution of menstrual hygiene kits, Project Adhikar is actively breaking the stigma surrounding menstruation. Participants are encouraged to ask questions, share experiences, and engage in open dialogue about menstrual health, helping transform misconceptions into understanding.

Beneficiaries are not only gaining practical knowledge about menstrual hygiene but also building self-confidence and awareness to navigate menstruation safely and comfortably. By fostering these conversations and providing the necessary resources, Project Adhikar is turning menstrual health into a fundamental right rather than a privilege.

Driving Sustainable Impact

Project Adhikar demonstrates how focused initiatives and strong partnerships can create lasting social change. In collaboration with FalconX, Pinkishe Foundation is transforming lives, ensuring that every woman and girl has access to accurate information, hygiene resources, and the confidence to manage menstruation with dignity.

As the initiative continues to grow, it sets a benchmark for menstrual health education and empowerment, inspiring more organizations, communities, and individuals to join the movement toward a world where menstrual health is recognized, respected, and accessible for all