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Access to menstrual hygiene products is a critical issue faced by many girls and women, especially those from disadvantaged backgrounds. This programme encourages women around the world to contribute money towards covering the sanitary pad expenses of the disadvantaged Indian girls. The organisation uses the donation made by the donors to purchase and distribute sanitary pads to the young girls. They also conduct training camps to promote good hygiene practices. Ensuring that the girls have access to menstrual hygiene products helps prevent health issues and enables them to attend school regularly and improve their quality of life.

To engage children and promote a more inclusive and effective learning environment, the organisation has created an interactive model of education. This uses animated teaching videos, storytelling, street plays, puppet shows, games, group discussions, peer learning, arts and craft, and role play activities as a medium of learning. Using interactive educational models will nurtures children's curiosity, creativity, and passion for learning, making their educational journey more enjoyable and meaningful.

The organisation has focused its effort to work with three forms of schools - economically backward schools, school run by NGO’s and government schools and also self help groups and women training centers in villages and urban slum areas. Apart from these, the organisation works with orphanage homes, panchayat
and block level commitees to create handwash awareness among children and adults. These hygience practices are taught using interesting videos and ‘wash’ games.
Communicates handwash technique and hygiene practices using a super hero character called SuperWash. Students enact in dramas such as “SuperWash and Five Demons” in which the students played the characters of different diseases as demons. Children are more open to learn and follow the hygiene practices when taught through play.