Saheli, translating to "friend," embodies a project dedicated to fostering a supportive environment where women can openly discuss their health, hygiene, and safety concerns. This initiative aims to break the taboo surrounding menstruation, STDs, and other women's health issues by building strong, non-hierarchical family structures and community networks. Ladli Foundation's Saheli project collaborates with local women volunteers to provide free medical check-ups, distribute menstrual hygiene kits, and conduct awareness camps to empower women and girls.
Taboos and societal norms make it difficult for women to openly discuss their health issues, leading to ignorance and neglect of crucial health aspects, such as menstruation, STDs, and anemia.
Saheli's Women’s Health, Hygiene, and Safety Initiative focuses on empowering women through various essential initiatives:
Ladli Foundation's Saheli project is committed to holistic community development, aiming to create a society where women are aware, empowered, and lead healthy lives. The collaboration with local women volunteers ensures a grassroots approach.
Your donation to the Saheli initiative ensures transparency. Regular reports on awareness camps, health check-ups, and the distribution of health kits will be provided, demonstrating the tangible impact of your contribution on women's lives.
With a successful history of impactful initiatives, Ladli Foundation actively engages in creating lasting change. Join us in supporting the Saheli project to empower women, eliminate taboos, and foster a healthier and more informed community.