Project Sana

Project Sana is an initiative launched in 2019 by Enactus Shivaji College aimed at empowering underprivileged women through sustainable and eco-friendly menstrual solutions. The project focuses on producing affordable, biodegradable, and reusable sanitary napkins, thereby promoting menstrual hygiene and reducing plastic waste. By providing these eco-friendly products, Project Sana addresses both environmental concerns and the need for accessible menstrual health products among underprivileged communities

Beyond product creation, Project Sana actively engages in educational campaigns to raise awareness about menstrual hygiene. The team has conducted sessions in various NGOs and government schools, educating women and girls on the importance of menstrual health and proper hygiene practices.

What We Do

“Project Sana” Seeks to support , inform, and empower disadvantaged women by offering environmentally friendly and sustainable menstrual solutions. We Advocate for the use of biodegradable pads to foster sustainable menstrual habits. Through our Community Outreach Efforts, We aim to dismantle the stigma surrounding menstruation and provide women with the knowledge they need to confidently Manage their Menstrual Health.

The project has garnered significant recognition for its impact. In 2022, Project Sana was among the Top 4 finalists in the “1 Race 4 Oceans” competition at the Enactus World Cup, highlighting its contribution to environmental sustainability by preventing approximately 1,000 kilograms of plastic waste—a primary marine contaminant.

What We DO

OUR IMPACTS

Our Impacts

Women Empowered

Women Educated

Lives Impacted

PROGRESS OVER THE YEARS

PROGRESS OVER THE YEAR

SDG GOALS

Debusting
Myths

Guidelines to
Use Pads

Tips for Managing Period Pain

Interactive
Games

OUR PARTNERS AND COLLABORATION

TESTIMONIALS

sana ke kisse profoundly changed my perspective as a young college student by breaking long-held taboos and fostering empathy. Initially, I viewed menstruation as a topic cloaked in discomfort and silence, shaped by societal stigma. But learning about it —its biological, emotional, and cultural dimensions—helped me appreciate it as a natural process central to life.

Megha Sharma

College Student

I always thought Periods were something only girls need to worry about but sana ke kisse showed me why it's important for everyone to understand and support each other, periods should never be a source of fear or shame, and Sana Ke Kisse partnering with pee safe has done a brilliant job of normalizing them through engaging storytelling. The comic seamlessly blends culture, and personal experiences to help young minds navigate this important phase of life, with its interactive and thoughtful approach, it ensures that children feel prepared, not anxious, about menstruation

Neha Kapoor

NGO Coordinator

It gave me the confidence to embrace mensuration without shame or anxiety. The presentation makes it easy to understand through insightful and interactive storytelling. I now feel informed, and ready to have open conversations about it, breaking down the stigma that often surrounds the topic.