Project Background & Purpose

• Period poverty remains a major issue among B40 and underserved communities

• Limited access to proper menstrual hygiene products and education

• Lack of awareness on sustainable menstrual health practices

• Financial burden of disposable sanitary products for low-income families

• Limited income opportunities for B40 women and single mothers

• Project RED promotes sustainable menstrual health education and empowerment

• Provides reusable pad-making workshops and hygiene support

• Creates potential livelihood opportunities through practical skills training

• Promotes dignity, health equity, and long-term community impact

Project RED Vision

To create a future where every woman and girl, regardless of socio-economic background, has access to sustainable menstrual health solutions, knowledge, dignity, and opportunities for economic empowerment.

 

Project RED Mission

1. To raise awareness and educate underserved communities on menstrual health, hygiene, and sustainable menstrual practices.
2. To reduce period poverty by providing accessible and reusable menstrual hygiene solutions.
3. To empower B40 women and single mothers through practical reusable pad-making skills and entrepreneurship opportunities.
4. To promote health equity, dignity, and confidence among women and girls in underserved communities.
5. To build sustainable communities by encouraging environmentally friendly menstrual health practices and creating long-term livelihood opportunities.

Project RED Objectives

• Educate at least 100 women and girls on menstrual health and hygiene.
• Conduct reusable pad-making workshops for B40 women and single mothers.
• Increase awareness of sustainable menstrual products and their benefits.
• Reduce the financial burden associated with disposable sanitary products.
• Equip participants with practical sewing and production skills that can generate income.
• Foster community support networks that advocate for women's health and empowerment.

Project Activities

• Menstrual Health & Period Poverty Awareness Sessions

• DIY Reusable Menstrual Pad Workshop

• Practical Sewing & Skill-Building Training

• Hygiene Kit Distribution

• Safe Spaces & Reporting Awareness Sessions

• Mobile Clinic & Free Health Screening

• Community Engagement & Support Activities

• Awareness Campaigns through Social Media & Community Outreach

• Volunteer & NGO Collaboration Activities

• Sustainable Menstrual Hygiene Education Workshops

Expected Project Result & Outcome

• Increased awareness on menstrual health and period poverty
• Improved access to sustainable menstrual hygiene solutions
• 50+ participants trained in reusable pad-making skills
• Distribution of reusable menstrual hygiene kits to underserved communities
• Reduced dependency on disposable sanitary products
• Increased awareness on safe spaces and reporting support systems
• Empowerment of B40 women through practical income-generating skills
• Improved community engagement in sustainable hygiene practices
• Strengthened collaboration between NGOs, healthcare partners, and communities
• Long-term positive impact on community health, dignity, and sustainability