Bodoland Territorial Council Girls Empowerment & Menstrual Health Programme
Adolescent girls empowerment through menstrual hygiene management, sanitary pad distribution, health education, life skills and leadership development.
Why This Project?
The Need
Many adolescent girls in Bodoland Territorial Council lack access to sanitary products, MHM awareness is low, school dropout rates are high during adolescence, and girls face barriers to health information and life skills education.
The Intervention
This programme addresses the critical needs of adolescent girls in Bodoland Territorial Council through menstrual hygiene management (MHM), reproductive health education, life skills training, and leadership development, reducing school dropouts and improving health outcomes.
The Impact
KAP surveys. School attendance analysis. Qualitative studies.
Key Objectives
- Reach 25,000+ adolescent girls with MHM services
- Distribute sanitary products to 15,000+ girls
- Train 1,000+ peer educators
- Reduce school absenteeism due to menstruation by 50%
- Establish MHM-friendly facilities in 200+ schools
Expected Outcomes
CSR Fit Score
Platform-generated indicative readiness score — not an official corporate or funding decision.
At a Glance
All figures and narratives are indicative/demo content for facilitation purposes and are subject to verification against official Bodoland Territorial Council records, statutory CSR compliance and competent-authority approval.