Good menstrual health and practices encourages girls to stay in school, as they will have the confidence and
understanding to manage their periods without interruption, improving their overall well-being and future opportunities.

Menstrual education is crucial for adolescent girls in slums as it empowers them with knowledge about their
bodies, helps reduce stigma, and promotes hygiene. Lack of awareness and resources leads to misconceptions, embarrassment, or unsafe menstrual practices.

At our centres we educate the girls about menstrual health, so that they manage their periods with dignity, and maintain
better hygiene, reducing the risk of infections.