The Kalyaan Initiative’s Naari Uthaan’s Menstrual Cup Distribution and Awareness Campaign is a groundbreaking effort aimed at addressing the menstrual health challenges faced by women in underserved communities. In many rural and marginalized areas, menstruation is still considered a taboo subject, leading to misinformation, poor hygiene practices, and limited access to menstrual products. The Naari Uthaan campaign seeks to break the silence surrounding menstruation, promote sustainable menstrual hygiene, and empower women with the knowledge and tools to manage their health in a safe, hygienic, and eco-friendly way. At the core of this campaign is the distribution of menstrual cups—an affordable, reusable,

The Kalyaan Initiative, with a strong commitment to transforming communities through education, has extended its focus to the remote village of Etah, aiming to bring lasting positive change to its educational landscape. In many rural regions, like Etah, access to quality education remains a significant challenge due to factors such as limited infrastructure, shortage of trained teachers, and socio-economic barriers. The Kalyaan Initiative is dedicated to addressing these issues, ensuring that children in Etah have the opportunity to receive an education that equips them for a brighter future. Aligned with the vision of Kalyaan Trust, which focuses on holistic development, the

The Kalyaan Initiative is a transformative effort launched with the mission to uplift and empower the remote villages of the Andaman and Nicobar Islands. This initiative is driven by the vision of Kalyaan Trust, which is committed to fostering sustainable development, improving quality of life, and preserving the cultural heritage of these island communities. The Andaman and Nicobar Islands, with their isolated and diverse ecosystems, face unique challenges in terms of access to education, healthcare, clean water, infrastructure, and economic opportunities. Through the Kalyaan Initiative, we aim to bridge these gaps and create a brighter future for the people who call