At Tavin Foundation, we believe that access to education and health should not be hindered by biological factors, especially something as natural as menstruation. However, in many parts of the world, including underserved communities in India, menstruation is still a taboo subject. Many young girls face barriers to proper menstrual hygiene, which not only impacts their health but also their ability to attend school regularly.
To address this critical issue, Tavin Foundation has launched a comprehensive program to provide free sanitary pads to girl students and raise awareness about menstrual hygiene. Our goal is to ensure that no girl misses out on her education due to lack of access to menstrual products or information, while also promoting a supportive environment that empowers girls to manage their menstrual health with dignity.
Through our menstrual hygiene program, Tavin Foundation is not only helping girls stay in school but also promoting better health outcomes. Girls who have access to sanitary pads are less likely to suffer from infections and other health complications. Moreover, by raising awareness about menstrual hygiene, we are fostering a generation of girls who are empowered to manage their periods without shame or fear.
Our vision is to expand this program to reach even more schools and communities. We aim to create an environment where menstruation is no longer a barrier to education or a source of stigma. By providing the necessary resources and education, Tavin Foundation is empowering girls to take charge of their health and future.
