Nari Satya Foundation
Our mission is to help women living in period poverty by educating them about their bodies and providing them access to feminine hygiene products.
Support our mission by contributing a donation.

Why give?
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Promotes Health and Hygiene
Period poverty can lead to unsafe practices, such as using unsanitary materials or not being able to change menstrual products regularly. Donations can help ensure women and girls have access to hygienic, safe menstrual products, reducing the risk of infections and promoting overall health. -
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Supports Educational Access
Girls who cannot afford menstrual products may miss school during their periods, leading to absenteeism and falling behind in their education. By donating, you're helping ensure that girls can attend school consistently and have the opportunity to succeed academically. -
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Reduces Stigma and Shame
Period poverty often comes with stigma and shame, especially when women cannot afford basic menstrual products. Donations can help raise awareness and normalize menstruation, helping to break down harmful taboos and encouraging open conversations about menstrual health. -
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Promotes Gender Equality
Access to menstrual products is an essential aspect of gender equality. By donating, you're helping women and girls manage their periods with dignity, enabling them to participate fully in school, work, and their communities without fear of discrimination or exclusion. -
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Improves Mental Well-being
The stress and anxiety of not having access to menstrual products can take a toll on women’s mental health. By supporting initiatives that provide these essential products, you're helping reduce emotional distress and empowering women to live with confidence and security. -
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Contributes to Breaking the Cycle of Poverty
Women who cannot manage their periods may face additional challenges, such as missing work or school, which can affect their long-term financial stability. Donating helps provide essential resources that allow women to break free from the cycle of poverty by enabling them to participate in daily life without interruption.
