Menstrual Hygiene Day – It’s Time for action
Mumbai -Indian Development Foundation
unveiled its mission to support One Million Girls on the occasion of World
Menstrual Hygiene Day.IDF Dignity Project is to create awareness about
menstrual hygiene and provide sanitary pad/ kit for a year to the indignant
students free of cost to ensure that the students who can’t afford don’t fall
short of facilities to have a happy period.
The event was hosted at Sesaria Sarvodya Balika School with guests from
walks of life to celebrate womanhood. It was an engrossing ensemble of guests
who lent their views on Menstrual hygiene. Former Mrs India Earth, Shweta Chaudhary,
who is a brand ambassador of PH-12 Project Hygiene by Indian Development Foundation, was invited to address the gathering. She takes
pride in heading team of 75 girls Swacchata Abhiyan, which aims at women’s
health and education.
While talking to the girls she remembered her days.
She said,” It is a proud moment for me because in her days she didn’t have
adequate knowledge and the people around her made her feel embarrassed. The
project has been named dignity to celebrate periods and be proud of it.”
Shweta Chaudhary attended the event to talk to young
girls and instill confidence in them to embrace these days with love and
without shame. She expressed her gratitude to be a part of this pledge. IDF a
leading national NGO which has been serving nationals for 35 years in India.
Since 2014 IDF has been actively distributing sanitary pads to school going
girls in villages and urban slums schools. For the same IDF bagged the first
CSR Journal SWAG (Social Welfare and Growth) Award 2016 for its work.
Music and colors also came together. Musical team
from MCube Band and Artists from Sanskriti Arts are also ardent supporters.
Musicians of the MCube Band enthralled the audience with their beautiful voice.
Mrs.
Lata Venkateshwaran-an educationist,Mrs. Vijaya Shanker-a Social Activist honorable members of IDF were also there to extend
their support and shared insights about the #MissionOneMillion.
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