Lack of awareness and access to reasonable quality sanitary products are major problems in India’s menstrual hygiene scenario especially in the village area. The organization has installed 2 sanitary napkin vending machine which is utilised by 1000 girl students every month. Under this new activity they are planning to install 10 sanitary napkin vending machines in Arts, Commerce, Science College which will cost around RS. 12,000/- each machine. Sanitary pads will be distributed to 3000 girls at free of cost every year. With increasing the number of machines they are taking steps to increase awareness and education to break out of the cycle of ignorance and taboos.

Social impact of the project:

• Increase attendance of girl students
• Low cost and reasonable quality napkins
• Utilisation of machines for next 10 years
• 3000 girl students will use this machine in a year
• Awareness amongst women on sanitation and hygiene

• On installation of new machines, they are impacting life of 3000 girl students as compared to earlier number of 1000 girls.
• As the distribution of napkins is free of cost hence everyone can take benefit of the project and every girl can save up to RS. 1000 every year.