At Prana Health Centre, a dedicated team of healthcare heroes works hand-in-hand with compassion and purpose. They form the backbone of PPES’ healthcare efforts, united by a shared mission: providing preventive care to support girls’ holistic education. Together, they promote fitness, ensure hygiene, and address everyday health needs within the school. Their impact goes far beyond check-ups—they empower girls from Classes 6 to 12 with essential knowledge on anemia, tuberculosis, cervical cancer, menstrual hygiene, and overall wellness, turning health into a pathway, not a barrier. Their commitment ensures that every girl at PPES can learn, grow, and pursue her dreams in good health. (PPES For Girls, Healthcare For Education, Prana Health Centre, Girls Health Matters, Educate, Empower, Elevate, Health And Hygiene, Rural Girls Education, Healthy Girls Brighter Futures, PPES Impact, Health Education (fb)

On #WorldMenstrualHygieneDay, we organized a session in Tulsigadi village as part of the Welswasthya project supported by the Welspun Foundation. The session was led by the PPES team. 150 women and girls learned about menstrual hygiene education, safe product use, and fostering open, stigma-free dialogue. Through interactive activities, the program challenged harmful myths, such as restrictions on temple entry, cooking, or school attendance during menstruation, empowering participants with knowledge, confidence, and dignity. (PPES, World Menstrual Hygiene Day 2025, Empowering Girls and Women, Quality Education, Transforming Lives) (fb)