Social Drives - Parivartan Sandesh Foundation

Health Awareness

Organized Health & Personal Hygiene awareness program in slums & in schools as the awareness of individuals about health is fundamental to promoting a healthier society. If people do not understand the causes of ill-health and how they can improve their health they cannot make decisions about investing resources and time to improve their family & community. Unless people accept that they need an improved environment, better personal hygiene and better access to adequate health care, investments aimed at improving health may have only limited impact.

“My Daughter My Pride” Campaign

In our lives, women have such a big impact that we can never forget how important they are. As daughters, women are the biggest support for their parents. Our organization has started this campaign called “My Daughter, My Pride” and wants to help improve the lives of girls in many ways. One of the main goals is to help girls get a good education. Education is important because it opens the door to a better future. When girls are educated, they can achieve their dreams and be successful in life. Our organization also teaches girls how to be independent by providing them with skills to earn money. This way, they can support themselves and their families.

Promoting Electrical Incinerators for Sanitary Napkin Disposal – Beneficial for Our Environment

When blood-contaminated napkins are disposed of improperly, they can risk waste collectors and the ecosystem. Electrical incinerators play a crucial role in eliminating these risks. These Electrical incinerators deliver an efficient and eco-friendly solution for the safe disposal of sanitary napkins. By operating at higher temperatures, these machines ensure the complete destruction of pathogens which makes them ideal for sanitation in various public spaces like schools, hospitals, and workplaces.

The Parivartan Sandesh Foundation (PSF) actively promotes these machines and offers options for big, medium, and nano incinerators to fit different requirements. The big machine can handle 200-250 napkins per day, the medium one accommodates 100-150, and the nano model is ideal for processing 50-60 napkins daily. PSF’s initiative guarantees both hygiene and environmental responsibility.

Emergency Responses

During emergencies & Environment disasters we promote and prepare for a fast and effective response to emergencies. Also in schools we aware children to learn how they can save their lives & control emergency situations

Social & Environmental Awareness

Parivartan Sandesh Foundation (PSF) organized Social awareness programs in Malls & other public area where we interact with people & to make them aware about things going on in society whether it is related to Social Issues or Environment related issues. This is important because it brings about social activeness which makes a person emphatic towards others despite their race, religion, gender or even ethnicity.

Promoting Safe Disposal of Sanitary Napkins

While women are increasingly adopting hygienic menstrual products, the environmental and health challenges of sanitary napkin disposal cannot be ignored. Made of plastic, sanitary napkins take over 600 years to decompose and pose a biological hazard due to contamination with blood, creating health risks for waste collectors. According to the Bio-Medical Waste (Management and Handling) Rules, 1998, items contaminated with blood must be incinerated to destroy pathogens.

Parivartan Sandesh Foundation (PSF) encourages the safe disposal of sanitary napkins by promoting the use of Electrical Incinerators. These machines, which can be installed in workplaces, schools, hospitals, and public washrooms, incinerate sanitary napkins at temperatures that meet WHO standards (800°C), ensuring both environmental safety and public health.

Women's Sanitary Hygiene in India

Lack of Basic Sanitation: Despite advancements, many women in India still lack access to basic necessities like clean drinking water, toilets, and menstrual hygiene products.
Health Risks: Poor menstrual hygiene leads to 70% of reproductive diseases in India, with many women using unhygienic materials like cloth and newspapers during menstruation.
Dropout Rates: 23% of girls drop out of school due to inadequate sanitation facilities during menstruation.
Health and Safety: Poor sanitation leads to dehydration, bacterial infections, and privacy concerns, especially during menstruation.