COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT

PROJECT

Meenakshi Shiksha Samiti

PRESENTED BY Kapil Sharma

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ABOUT MEENAKSHI SHIKSHA SAMITI

The project was an innovative

and impactful initiative
conducted by the MEENAKSHI
SHIKSHA SAMITI. It focused on
Cleaning Event, Multiple
Awareness Program and Blood
Donation Camp surrounding
menstruation in India.
 TARGET AUDIENCE

• Adolescents and Young Adults

Primary target audience • Schools and Educational Institutions
• Parents and Guardians
• Community Leaders

• Local Health Organizations

Secondary target audience
• Government Agencies
• Media Outlets
• General Public
GOALS AND
EDUCATION AND
AWARNESS
It aims to raise awareness
about m enstrual health and
hygiene practices, ensuring
that individuals understand
the normal variations in
m enstrual patterns and are
aware of signs that might
require m edical attention.
BLOOD
DONATION
Th e goals an d objectives o f b loo d
don ation are to save lives b y providing
a stead y supp ly o f safe and co mpatible
blood for medical treatments an d
emerg encies. This altru istic act aims
to ensure the availability of blood
produ cts for surgeries, trau ma care,
and p atients with vario us med ical
cond itions, ultimately promotin g
commu nity h ealth and well-being. .
CLEANING EVENT
The goals and objectives of cleaning
events are to enhance the cleanliness of
a specific area or environment, prom ote
hygiene and health and raise awareness
about the im portance of cleanliness and
environmental stewardship. Such events
aim to create a cleaner and more
attractive space while engaging and
educating participants.
 PROBLEM CAUSES

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LACK OF OPEN LIM ITED INADEQUATE

CULTURAL TABOOS
COM PREH EN SIV E ACCESSIBILITY TO
AND STIGMA CONVERSATIONS
ED UCATION PRODUCTS AND FACILITIES:
Menstruation is shrouded
in cultural taboos and Th e ab sen ce o f o p en Many educational systems
Limited access to hygiene
stigmatization, hindering d ialo g u e h in d er s lack menstrual health
products and sanitati on
n o r m alizatio n an d education, leading to
open discussion. facilities can lead to
k n o w led g e sh ar in g . misconceptions and fear.
discomfort and health
issues.
VARIOUS
STEPS TAKEN
• Educational Material Creation

• Training and Awareness

Workshops

• Int e ra ct i ve Act i vi t i es t o e nc ourage

ope n conver sa t i on
GLIMPS
ES OF
WORK
CONCLUSIO
N
In summary, the Menstruation Awareness Campaign led
by Mr. KUSHANT GARG has made significant strides in
educating, empowering, and destigmatizing
menstruation. It has dispelled myths, promoted
inclusivity and body positivity, and fostered informed
discussions. The commitment to this ongoing journey
continues, with deep gratitude to the participants and
partners whose essential contributions have made this
campaign a resounding success.
THANK YOU