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Say “HELLO” to Aanya Garg is a remarkable young social entrepreneur who is dedicated to breaking the taboo around menstruation and improving menstrual hygiene awareness in her community. She has founded Project Titlee, an initiative aimed at providing access to sanitary pads for school girls and women, as well as raising awareness about menstrual hygiene.

As a student in the 11th grade at RAN Public School, Rudrapur, Aanya has already made a significant impact on her community through her project. Her work has helped many girls and women access sanitary pads, which is essential for maintaining good menstrual hygiene and avoiding infections. Moreover, her efforts to educate people about menstrual hygiene have helped break down the stigma and shame that often surround menstruation in many cultures.

Aanya’s work is an inspiration to young people everywhere. She demonstrates that age is not a barrier to making a positive impact in the world, and that with passion, dedication, and hard work, anyone can achieve great things. Her initiative, Project Titlee, is a shining example of how grassroots efforts can make a difference in addressing social issues.

Overall, Aanya Garg’s work is truly commendable, and she is a role model for anyone looking to make a difference in their community or the world.

Team Titlee

Periods are normal and healthy, yet India struggle to manage

23 million menstruators drop out of school every year at the start of their periods

According to a recent study, there are 336 million menstruating girls, women, transgender and non-binary individuals in India amounting to more than 30% of our country’s population, yet more than 23 million menstruators drop out of school every year at the start of their periods.

6%

Never Heard of Sanitary Pads

23%

Quit School Forever

45%

Are Ashamed By Taboo

Menstrual Hygiene

School Campaign

Sanitary Pads

Disposable sanitary pads are an essential aspect of menstrual hygiene management. However, despite their effectiveness, access to disposable sanitary pads remains a significant barrier for many in India.

Furthermore, only 36% of women in rural areas in India use sanitary napkins, with the remaining women using different methods such as cloth or rags. This lack of access to menstrual hygiene products leaves women and girls vulnerable to infections and other reproductive health problems.

Increased awareness and access to menstrual hygiene products, such as disposable sanitary pads, is critical to improving menstrual hygiene management in India. Efforts such as the National Rural Health Mission, the Pad Bank project, and the SheWings initiative have emerged and aim to provide education, awareness and access to affordable and safe sanitary pads for women and girls across the country.

OUR MISSION
Our mission is aimed at bringing about a change in the way menstrual hygiene is perceived in our society. and for this purpose, we are breaking down our plan into two phases.

Lets Talk

Menstruation is a natural biological process that occurs in women and girls, but it has been surrounded by stigma and shame in many cultures, including in India.

Support

We will be installing vending machines free of cost and conducting menstrual hygiene awareness sessions in the schools to educate teenage school going girls about the importance of menstrual hygiene

Celebrate

Celebrating menstruation and promoting menstrual positivity and awareness, we can break down the cultural barriers and promote gender equality in India.

APPRECIATION

GIVE A HELPING HAND TO THOSE WHO NEED IT!

All girls should be able to manage their menstruation hygienically safely in privacy and with dignity
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Education Most Important factor

Education Most Important factor

Provide factual information on MHM and puberty as part of the school curriculum.

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Access to Menstrual Products

Access to Menstrual Products

If women and girls lack access to aordable and hygienic menstrual products, they often use old rags, cloth or other unhygienic materials.

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Informed Professional

Informed Professional

Build the capacities of teachers to teach about these issues with comfort.

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Disposal

Disposal

women and girls need water and sanitation facilities that are safely dispose of menstrual products.

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Positive Social Norms

Positive Social Norms

Break down taboos and build positive social norms around menstruation.

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Policies

Policies

Achieve gender equality and empower all women and girls

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Health Services

Health Services

Ensure healthy lives and promote well-being for all at all ages.

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Toilets, Water and Soap

Toilets, Water and Soap

To manage menstruation in privacy and dignity, women and girls need water and sanitation facilities that are safe.

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