Our Impactful Journey

Next, let's talk about periods. Even though they're normal, many people feel ashamed to talk about them. Unfortunately, this silence causes problems. For example, girls miss school, and women hide their pain. But the #YesIBleed campaign changes this. How? By holding fun workshops and honest talks. As people learn, they realize that bleeding isn't dirty or funny, but just a natural part of biology. Over time, speaking openly helps others feel less alone. Whether it's schools, offices, or families, anyone can join. Together, we can make periods no big deal since respect costs nothing.

Now, imagine not having clean underwear. Not only is it uncomfortable, but it's also unfair. Yet, many poor women face this daily. Often, they reuse old, torn bras, which hurts their health and confidence. Here's where you can help. The #DonateOldBra campaign collects gently used items. After volunteers clean and repair them, these go to women in need. Believe it or not, something simple like a bra can change a life. It brings comfort and dignity while supporting women's wellness. So, check your closet today because your unused items could make someone's day better.

Every month, like clockwork, your LPG cylinder arrives. So do periods - yet pads are often hidden like secrets. This campaign changes that. Now, IOCL delivery workers bring two essentials: cylinders for kitchens and free pads for women. No shame. No extra trips. Just dignity arriving with your gas. After all, both keep homes running - why treat them differently? When daughters see pads delivered as normally as fuel, they learn their bodies aren't dirty. When mothers get pads discreetly with cylinders, they feel respected. Simple idea, big change: periods and rotis both need monthly refills. Let's normalize what's already normal.