
I was shocked to learn the truth about periods and school dropouts.
Dear friends & family,
It broke my heart to learn that something as natural as menstruation is the reason 23 million girls drop out of school every year in India.
23milliongirls leave school every year — not for lack of talent or drive, but because of a period.
They don’t drop out because they lack talent or drive. They drop out because they don’t have access to pads, don’t understand what’s happening to their bodies, and are surrounded by shame, silence, and stigma.
This isn’t just heartbreaking — it’s unacceptable. That’s why I joined the Wings of Hope campaign. We’re working to ensure that no girl misses school or loses her confidence just because of her period.
What Wings of Hope provides
It’s not just about hygiene — it’s about freedom, education, health, and equality.
I’m raising resources for girls without privileges, or any support system, because I believe no girl should be held back by her body.
Will you join me in giving her the wings to rise? Donate. Share. Spread the Wings of Hope. Together, let’s end period shame — one girl at a time.
With heartfelt gratitude,
Sabjit Dhillon with Shai C.
Moments from the ground
Where your ₹1,500 goes
Every rupee is accounted for — per girl, per year.
* Reusable pads (up to 20) to support menstrual hygiene for a minimum of one year.
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Joint Women’s Programme has served children and women from marginalised communities for nearly five decades.





