HEALTH • DIGNITY • OPPORTUNITY

Menstrual Health for the Hills

Help 110 adolescent girls and women in Heladhulapara village, Bhaibonchhara, Khagrachhari access menstrual health education, reusable menstrual products and sustained community support.

110Girls & women
Oct–Dec 2026Campaign period
6Awareness sessions
3 monthsMonitoring & learning
BDT 104,100

Transparent budget covering reusable sanitary napkin packs, underwear and travel for six awareness sessions.

Support This Campaign

Dignity should not depend on geography.

Remote communities can face barriers to affordable menstrual products, trusted health information and regular awareness activities. The campaign combines education, reusable products and follow-up so support can create lasting change rather than a one-time distribution.

Sona Tripura

From Heladhulapara to public university — and back to serve her community.

Education opened a door. She wants to open more.

Sona Tripura is a young woman from Heladhulapara village in Bhaibonchhara, Khagrachhari. She became the first woman from her village to attend a public university — a milestone that reflects determination, family support and the power of opportunity.

Growing up in a remote community, Sona saw how limited access to menstrual health information and products can affect confidence, comfort, mobility and participation in education and everyday life. She now wants to use her experience and voice to help girls and women in her own community.

This campaign is designed with the community, not only for the community — combining practical menstrual products with awareness, follow-up and measurable learning.

From awareness to measurable impact

6 Awareness Sessions

Practical menstrual health education sessions for girls and women.

Reusable Napkins

One reusable sanitary napkin pack for each beneficiary.

Underwear Distribution

Four pieces of underwear for each of the 110 beneficiaries.

3-Month Monitoring

Follow-up to understand usage, comfort, learning and challenges.

Impact Report

Final change and impact report documenting outcomes and lessons.

110 girls and women

40Age 9–15
35Age 16–25
35Age 26–45
110Total beneficiaries

Every taka has a purpose.

The fundraising target is based on planned direct campaign costs.

4 underwear × BDT 80 × 110 beneficiariesBDT 35,200
1 reusable sanitary napkin pack × BDT 490 × 110 beneficiariesBDT 53,900
Travel cost for 6 awareness sessionsBDT 15,000
Total Campaign BudgetBDT 104,100

Working together

Community health and dignity through collaboration.

Youth Connect Foundation
Wreetu Health And Well-Being Foundation
Love For Human, Bangladesh (LFHBD)

Help turn dignity into access.

Your contribution will support menstrual health education and reusable menstrual products for 110 girls and women in Heladhulapara. Contributions of any size can help us move closer to the campaign target.

Contact: info@youthconnect.org.bd

YOUTH CONNECT FOUNDATION
Current AC No: 400111100017520
Shahjalal Islami Bank PLC
Dhaka Main Branch
Routing Number: 190271781

bKash (Personal): 01711928027
Please mention the campaign reference “Menstrual Health for the Hills” when possible so we can track and report campaign contributions accurately.

Follow the journey, not just the fundraising.

Campaign updates, activity milestones, monitoring findings and the final impact/change report will be published here as implementation progresses.

Implementation is scheduled for October–December 2026. Verified updates and the final report will be added to this section.