
Project Lajja reaches 500 girls in one day
A two‑shift drive across three municipal schools — sanitary pads, doubt‑clearing sessions and a Q&A circle led by our women volunteers. 73 teachers joined the closing huddle.
Every MTD initiative — past, present and planned — rolls back to one of five spokes. Together they form the WHEEL: a single, integrated lens through which we measure change.
Women Hygiene selected — Dignity is non‑negotiable.
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Dignity is non‑negotiable.
Project Lajja distributes sanitary pads, runs awareness sessions and breaks the silence around menstrual health in slums, schools and shelters.
Every donation lands on the WHEEL. Here are the latest field updates — photos, short stories and the date each one happened.

A two‑shift drive across three municipal schools — sanitary pads, doubt‑clearing sessions and a Q&A circle led by our women volunteers. 73 teachers joined the closing huddle.

Anonymous self‑serve dispensary refilled with 1,200 pads. The board now lists three local women as 'Lajja Sakhis' — the community's first point of contact.
If a project doesn't sit on the WHEEL, we don't run it. This keeps MTD focused, measurable and accountable.
A girl in our school (E) attends because her mother is earning at our sewing centre (L) and her family eats from our ration kit (H).
Each spoke owns its own KPIs — meals, trees, women trained, children educated — reported transparently every quarter.