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MITU Foundation MITU recycles fabric to make reusable cloth sanitary pads and a variety of eco-friendly bags Donations and proceeds are used to promote Menstrual Hygiene

Projects in force:
Project Donate for Dignity: Providing hygiene talk and sanitary pads(Both disposable n reusable), panties, paper covers for disposal to school girls
Project Recycle:Teaching how to make newspaper bags, and selling them and making cloth bags as an alternative to plastic carry bags
Donate for warmth: Donating baby kits

Building Community Champions for Menstrual Health.Change begins when communities lead the conversation.Here’s a glimpse ...
30/07/2026

Building Community Champions for Menstrual Health.

Change begins when communities lead the conversation.

Here’s a glimpse from our recent Community Resource Persons (CRP) Training, where local changemakers came together to strengthen their knowledge on menstrual health and hygiene. By equipping community leaders with the right information, we’re creating a ripple effect of awareness, confidence, and healthier communities.

A special thank you to our new volunteer, Vijetha, for leading this training with dedication and helping empower our Community Resource Persons with knowledge and confidence. 💙

Together, we’re building informed communities—one conversation at a time.

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22/07/2026

When people who have dedicated their lives to creating change recognise the work of others, it makes the moment truly special. 💙

We were honoured to welcome Dr. Sheila Rao, veteran veterinarian, co-founding trustee of CUPA, and Honorary Secretary and Trustee of the Wildlife Rescue and Rehabilitation Centre (WRRC), to MITU Foundation.

During her visit, Dr. Rao explored Earthlings by MITU and learned more about our work in sustainability, upcycling, menstrual health, and community empowerment. Her appreciation for our work and her words of support meant a great deal to our team.

With decades of dedicated work in animal welfare and wildlife conservation, Dr. Rao’s journey is an inspiration. We are grateful for her visit, her encouragement, and the meaningful conversations we shared.

Thank you, Dr. Sheila Rao, for recognising and supporting our work. 🌿💙

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14/07/2026

When stories meet purpose, meaningful conversations begin. 🌿

We were honoured to welcome Dharmendra Kumar Arenahalli to MITU Foundation.

It was a privilege to share our journey, our work in menstrual health and sustainability, and our eco-conscious product line, Earthlings by MITU. Hearing his appreciation and encouragement for our initiatives made the visit truly special.

Recognition from individuals who preserve and celebrate our history reminds us that every effort towards a more sustainable future is worth pursuing.

Thank you for visiting us, for your thoughtful conversations, and for supporting our vision. We look forward to staying connected and creating greater impact together. 💙🌍

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07/07/2026

Her words are the true measure of our impact.

01/06/2026
31/05/2026

Menstrual health is not just a "women’s issue"—it’s a human issue! We celebrated Menstrual Hygiene Day by turning taboos into open, stigma-free conversations.

🩸✨A massive thank you to for stepping up and showing us that championing menstrual dignity has no gender!

Because biology should never be a disadvantage.

How are you helping to spread period awareness in your community?

Drop a 🩸 in the comments!

Inclusion

28/05/2026

🌸 This Menstrual Hygiene Day, we are excited to introduce something special… 💫

A glimpse into our Menstrual Hygiene Kit 🩷
Carefully packed with essentials to support comfort, hygiene, dignity, and awareness for every girl and woman.

✨ What does the kit include?
✔️ Reusable cloth pads
✔️ Innerwear
✔️ Educational awareness materials
…and much more thoughtfully curated for menstrual wellbeing.

And this is just the beginning!
We are proud to announce our upcoming flagship initiative — *Project Kumari to Naari* in collaboration with Inner Wheel Clubs. 🌼

This program is designed to create meaningful conversations between mothers and daughters, helping them navigate menstruation with awareness, confidence, care, and emotional support. Through interactive sessions, education, and hygiene kits, we aim to build healthier and more open conversations around menstrual health.

💬 Because menstruation is not just about periods — it’s about dignity, understanding, health, and connection.

Stay tuned to know more about *Kumari to Naari* and join us in creating informed and empowered communities. ❤️

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