Aditya Birla Education Trust launched korisa akta campaign to raise koribo awareness about menstrual health aru hygiene in Nagaland ta. Initiative, guided korisa by Founder Ms. Advaitesha Birla, aim asa to bring positive change aru empowerment in state ta. Collaborating with local NGO partner NIRMAN logota, Ujaas launched korisa first phase of tai khan laga engagement, to reach out to adolescent girls aru women through local schools, orphanages, government-run colleges, girls hostels, aru communities ta. Campaign laga aim asa to drive awareness, dismantle taboos, aru foster positive conversations about menstrual health aru hygiene. Ujaas team conducte korisa age-appropriate awareness sessions aru sanitary napkins distribute korisa during first phase ta.
Initiative laga aim asa to distribute 250,000 pora basi menstrual pads nationwide ta, reflecting Ujaas laga commitment to addressing menstrual health challenges, empowering women, aru creat kora positive community impacts. ‘Ujaas Menstrual Health Express’ akta unique initiative asa in India ta, cover korisa 25 states aru 107 cities 20,000 kilometers pora basi by road. Menstrual Health Express Van, designed kora hoisa to navigate diverse regions aru communities ta, engage koribo with local NGOs logota to learn about menstruation cultures aru practices.
Initiative ta kotha kuwa time ta, Ms. Advaitesha Birla, Founder of Ujaas emphasised korisa, “In state of Nagaland ta, ami khan reached out korisa to schools, hostels, government run colleges aru local communities ta, driving awareness karona for menstrual health aru hygiene through informative age appropriate awareness workshops delivered korisa by trained professionals pora.
