Under Project Laadli, we organized a special Menstrupedia Comics Distribution Drive at our Jasai Community Centre to spread awareness and encourage healthy conversations around menstrual hygiene. More than 80 women actively participated in the session and received Menstrupedia comics to better understand menstruation, hygiene, and self-care in a simple and engaging way. We explained the use of products like period panties, tampons, and reusable pads to promote safe and health

Under Project Laadli, we organized a special Drawing Activity at our Community Center to spread awareness and encourage positive conversations around menstruation. Children enthusiastically participated and expressed beautiful thoughts through their drawings, confidently sharing the message that periods are natural, healthy, and should never be treated as a taboo. Through creativity and learning, the activity helped children understand the importance of menstrual hygiene, emp

Under Project Laadli, both girls and boys actively participated in a special Menstrual Hygiene Day skit activity and shared the message that periods are natural and normal. Children participated enthusiastically in the skit and shared a powerful message that periods are natural and completely normal. Through their performances, the children helped break myths, reduce stigma, and promote confidence in talking about menstrual health openly. Together, let’s create a world where

Under Project Laadli we organized a Menstrual Hygiene Day special Poem Activity at our Community Center to spread awareness and encourage open conversations about menstrual health. More than 500 children actively participated in the session and beautifully expressed through poems that periods are natural, normal, and should never be a topic of shame or silence. The activity helped children understand that menstrual hygiene is important and that periods are normal to talk abou

Under Project Laadli, we conducted a Menstrual Hygiene Day Special Awareness Session at our community center in Belapur. There Was More than 30 women joined the session and learned about menstrual hygiene and self-care. We encouraged everyone to speak openly about periods and break the stigma around menstrual health. Disposable sanitary pads were distributed to support safe and healthy menstrual practices. The session created awareness and confidence, open conversations about

Project Laadli continues to break barriers and foster open conversations about menstruation. On the occasion of Menstrual Hygiene Day, our community center hosted a heart-touching and impactful nukkad natak that portrayed the emotional and social journey of a girl experiencing her first period. The performance brought to life the confusion, fear, stigma, and eventual empowerment a girl goes through when she menstruates for the first time. The nukkad natak highlighted,The impo