The latest from Saukhyam Foundation and Anju Bist on LinkedIn — HEAL, CARE, and REACH updates from across India.
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CARE
On International Women's Day 2026, the SHE Awards brought together women-led social enterprises, changemakers, and community builders - a reminder of how much is being built quietly.
HEAL
A Malayalam magazine spread on Amma and the women gathered around Her speaks to a movement that media rarely captures - the quiet, continuous work of community and care.
REACH
When over 200 students and staff fill an auditorium to learn about menstrual health, something has already shifted - the question is no longer whether this conversation is needed, but how far it can travel.
REACH
Sustainable living is not a single product or a single habit. It is an ecosystem — of choices, suppliers, communities, and advocates who reinforce each other's work. When...
REACH
When Anju Bist takes a seat on a national panel, she brings with her the voices of thirty lakh women who rarely get to speak for themselves.
REACH
A large-scale REACH distribution session where over 100 women left with Saukhyam pad sets in hand - and the knowledge of why the switch matters.
REACH
A formal ceremony with Telangana district government officials marks a significant step - when the state becomes an active partner in scaling menstrual health, reach multiplies.
Story
At Jyoti Rajasthani Mahila Mandal in Mumbai, a room full of women heard about reusable pads for the first time - and asked all the right questions.
CARE
In a CARE campus workshop, students spread a blank sheet of paper on a table, picked up markers, and began mapping out why periods are still a silent problem - and what they could do about it.
REACH
When SBI Foundation reached out to distribute Saukhyam pads among Musahar girls and women in Bihar, the answer was immediate: yes. We had seen what one consistent intervention can do.
REACH
Saukhyam was born from Amma's vision of selfless service. Every time the community gathers - from volunteers to founders - that origin is renewed.
REACH
At Kumbh Mela, rural women quietly switched to reusable pads. That ripple has grown into a five-year MoU with Uttar Pradesh State Rural Livelihood Mission.
CARE
Being featured on The Deshbhakt - one of India's most-watched YouTube channels on social and political thought - marks a new chapter in Saukhyam's visibility as a social enterprise.
HEAL
At the HEAL Launch at Nexus Esplanade Mall, Bhubaneshwar, data from over 10,000 girls revealed an alarming truth — 8 out of 10 reported period problems that may be linked to chemicals in disposable pads.
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