Welcome to the Period Revolution
70% of Indian mothers consider menstruation dirty
Women shun themselves from cultural and religious activities
For 355 million women in India, menstruation is a way of life
Menstruation-related stigma in India includes the deeply ingrained cultural, social, and religious taboos, beliefs, and practices that surround menstruation, leading to discrimination, shame, and inadequate menstrual hygiene management among women and girls.
Saathi: Bleed and belong. Period.
Saathi is one of its kind period application that is culturally sensitive, user-friendly, and meets the specific needs of the Indian audience.
It serves as a holistic, accessible, and scalable solution that addresses the multifaceted challenges associated with menstruation and stigma in the Indian context. By leveraging technology, personalization, community engagement, and advocacy, it can significantly contribute to improving menstrual health, fostering gender equality, promoting social change, and enhancing overall well-being and quality of life for individuals and communities.
