17 schools and 773 students seemed to be quite a satisfactory
conclusion to our long haul. While
working on our community project we not only managed to convey the necessary
information but also gained trust. The girls who even a few days back thought that
talking about periods was a blasphemy were now approaching us with their doubts
and problems whenever we visited their schools. “Menstrupedia Comic “ published
by Menstrupedia, a book which is a “friendly guide to healthy periods” was
gifted to each school at the end of the session. I would like to take up this
opportunity to thank the entire team of “Period Project” for being kind enough
to help us obtain these books.
We were overwhelmed with happiness when the kids started
asking for more amounts of books so that all of them could get access to it
simultaneously, in our later visits. Although, in order to make our effort
sustainable our junior batch decided to carry it forward. However, this time
the Self Help Groups constituted by women is lending out a strong hand to
penetrate the villages with our home made pads. This again is a major turn of
events because women seemed to be more rigid, but the fellows blandished them
into the job. A subtle ray of hope made
us believe that the seeds of change which we have sown will continue to grow
even after the completion of our project.
Last but not the least, we the “Mahvari se Yaari” team is
highly obliged to everyone who helped us with our project.
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