Events

During Rakshasutra Saptah 2025, our team visited the Bhopal Police Line to honour the tireless service of police personnel. More than 250 officers were tied with handcrafted Gaumay-Shilp Rakshasutras, and thousands more were respectfully handed over for distribution across the force.
The occasion was blessed by Shrishti Bhushan Mata Ji and attended by DCP Shraddha Tiwari and RI Jai Singh Tomar, with vibrant rangoli, shared refreshments, and heartfelt smiles marking every moment. Each rakshasutra symbolized both gratitude for protectors and the rural livelihoods sustained through gobar-based craft.

Dvyigya Care Wellness Foundation conducted Day 1 of Gau Utpad training at the Dayodaya Shri Vidya Sagar Gau Samvardhan Kendra in Vidisha as part of the Operation Raksha Sutra initiative.

A group of 11 participants engaged in hands-on learning to craft rakhi threads using cow dung, promoting eco-friendly production while aligning with the campaign's vision of patriotism through traditional and rural empowerment.

This training not only celebrated sustainable practices rooted in Indian culture but also equipped local communities with unique skills to contribute to a cause of national pride.

Dyvigya Care Wellness Foundation, in collaboration with Yuva Jain Milan (Moradabad), launched Operation Raksha Sutra—a nationwide patriotic campaign to weave and send 5 lakh handmade rakhis to Indian soldiers.

Initiated well before its formal announcement on 31st May, the drive saw enthusiastic participation from schoolchildren, rural women, prison inmates, and gaushala residents, including those at Kishor Grah. Through this collective act of gratitude, participants offered “tan, man, dhan”—heart, hand, and spirit—for the protection of India’s brave jawans.

Dyvigya Care Wellness Foundation recently conducted a sanitation inspection and awareness seminar at the Girls Hostel in Basoda, reaffirming our commitment to young women’s health, hygiene, and safety.

Ms. Dyuti Jain personally led the inspection, thoroughly checking each toilet and sanitation facility to assess cleanliness, functionality, and overall hygiene standards. The team also interacted with hostel residents to understand their challenges and needs firsthand.

An awareness session followed, focusing on personal hygiene, menstrual health, emotional well-being, and safety. The girls were encouraged to speak openly, ask questions, and take ownership of their wellness. The session emphasized practical solutions, dignity, and confidence.

Dyvigya Care Wellness Foundation marked a meaningful step toward sustainability with the inauguration of cow dung product outlets by the Moradabad Municipal Corporation at Company Bagh and Kali Mata Temple. Held at Srishti Mangalam Gaushray and Kanha Gaushala, the initiative promotes the use of eco-friendly, cow dung-based products, supporting local farmers, gaushalas, and a cleaner environment.

Srishti Mangalam Gaushray, under the Dyvigya Care Wellness Foundation, presented eco-friendly diyas and Lakshmi-Ganesh idols made from pure cow dung to several respected dignitaries. These included the Hon'ble Minister, Hon'ble Mayor of Moradabad, CVO Bareilly, CDO Bareilly, and SDM Bareilly. The initiative aimed to promote the use of sustainable, sacred, and chemical-free products derived from cow dung. The gesture was appreciated as a symbol of cultural values and environmental responsibility.

A large quantity of Napier grass was cultivated at Srishti Mangalam Gaushray for the nutritional benefit of the cows. Known as African grass, Napier is rich in essential nutrients and is considered highly beneficial for cattle health. The effort was carried out by dedicated cow caretakers working tirelessly in the fields to ensure a consistent and healthy supply of green fodder. This initiative further strengthened the foundation’s commitment to sustainable and nutrition-focused cow care.

This day marks the date on when our Havan cups and incense sticks made from indigenous cow dung at our Srishti Mangalam Gaushala were made available at the Ram Janmabhoomi market in Ayodhya and also in Vrindavan.

The inauguration of Govardhan Puja and the Nirasrit Gowansh Ashray Sthal was held at Prahladpur, drawing the esteemed presence of key dignitaries and public representatives.This newly established shelter aims to provide a safe and structured space for stray and destitute cattle, reinforcing the values of compassion and care rooted in Indian tradition. The inauguration reflects a growing regional commitment to cow welfare, rural development, and the promotion of sustainable, community-led shelter infrastructure.

Union Minister of Animal Husbandry, Shri Parshottam Rupala, flagged off 25,000 cow dung diyas sent by Rashtriya Gaudhan Mahasangh for the Deepotsav celebrations at Shri Ram Janmabhoomi, Ayodhya.
The event was organized with the aim of promoting cow protection and a traditional, eco-friendly celebration of Deepotsav.

A special workshop was held at Srishti Mangalam Gau Ashray, where devotees were trained in crafting sacred deity idols from cow dung.

The initiative blended environmental awareness with spiritual tradition—encouraging eco-friendly practices, reverence for cows, and revival of indigenous craftsmanship. It also aimed to promote self-reliance and connect participants with sustainable cultural heritage.

For the second year in a row, Dyvigya Care Wellness Foundation led Moradabad’s Eco-Friendly Holika Dahan using Gaukashth (cow dung logs), blending tradition with sustainability. The Gaukashth was sourced from over 50 sites caring for non-milking cows—supporting livelihoods and local gaushalas, and the campaign was inaugurated at Kaleshwar Dham by key officials, including DM Shri Shailendra Kumar Singh and Mayor Shri Vinod Agarwal. Celebrations took place across 20+ localities, promoting green practices.

Dyvigya Care Wellness Foundation proudly introduced the first-ever natural paint made from cow dung, promoting sustainability and environmental consciousness. This innovative product was a step towards reducing the use of harmful chemicals in traditional paints, offering a safer, eco-friendly alternative.

Through this initiative, we continue our commitment to preserving the environment while supporting the local economy by promoting indigenous, natural products.

Dyvigya Care Wellness Foundation launched a compassionate initiative to ensure dignified cremations for unclaimed and destitute individuals in Moradabad. Gaukashth (eco-friendly cow dung logs) are being provided free of cost at five major cremation grounds to support last rites for those without family or financial means. With support from Hon’ble District Magistrate, a move to replace 50% of traditional wood with Gaukashth was also initiated, promoting both dignity and environmental sustainability.

Through this campaign, Dyvigya Care Wellness Foundation encouraged citizens to support the protection of the environment, nature, and the welfare of neglected cattle by replacing traditional wood with Gaukashth — eco-logs made from cow dung.

This initiative led to the following positive outcomes: reduction in tree-cutting, lower air pollution levels, improved environmental purity, enhanced protection of cows, amd increased self-reliance among local Gaushalas. The campaign served as an inspiring example of combining environmental responsibility with cow protection.

District Panchayat President Dr. Shefali Singh visited the exhibition of cow dung-based products and lauded their quality, craftsmanship, and environmental value. Her appreciation highlighted the growing local support for sustainable alternatives and the social impact of such eco-conscious initiatives.

A courtesy meeting was held with the Hon’ble Cabinet Minister of Animal Husbandry, Shri Parshottam Rupala, during which an in-depth discussion took place on the promotion and potential of cow dung-based products. On this occasion, the Minister announced that 100,000 diyas made at Moradabad Jail will soon be dispatched to Ayodhya.

Students of the Gurukul received hands-on training in creating incense sticks, lamps, and Ganesh idols using cow dung. The initiative aimed to foster self-reliance, creativity, and an appreciation for traditional craftsmanship among the students. They participated with great enthusiasm and engaged deeply with each step of the learning process.

Dyvigya Care Wellness Foundation and Mitrakshi Club conducted a program at Moradabad Women’s Jail on the occasion of International Women’s Day, where female inmates were informed about infections related to menstruation. Suit fabrics, sarees, children’s clothes, and fruits were distributed during the event.
Under the guidance of Ms. Babita Vishnoi, the inmates had been trained in stitching and knitting, for which they required fabric. The suit materials distributed were used by the women for practice and were later worn by them after stitching.

Dyvigya Care Wellness Foundation organized an impactful event in the Linepaar area focused on menstrual hygiene awareness and women’s empowerment. The gathering emphasized the importance of menstrual health and delivered inspiring messages celebrating the strength and resilience of women.

The event aimed to educate and motivate women to take charge of their health and lives with confidence and dignity.

Representatives from Dyvigya Care Wellness Foundation, including Dyuti Jain and Hema Khatri, participated in a community interaction session focused on menstrual health awareness and the importance of ending societal taboos. The session emphasized that menstruation is a natural biological process and not a subject of shame. Through poems and discussions, participants addressed how deep-rooted superstitions and stigmas continue to affect women and called for collective efforts to change these perceptions.

The talented female inmates of Moradabad Jail showcased their resilience and skill through beautifully hand-knitted sweaters. Dyvigya care was involved behind the training of these inmates, as a part of our skilld development initiative. This not only empowered them but also highlighted their determination to rebuild their lives with dignity. Each sweater stood as a symbol of self-reliance, creativity, and quiet strength.

On the occasion of last day of Navratri, under the newly launched support drive for women and children, Dyvigya Care Wellness Foundation distributed sanitary napkin pads, masks, sanitizers, sarees, and suits at Rampur Women’s Jail, focusing on the personal hygiene of women inmates.

On the second day of Navratri, Dyvigya Care Foundation and Rudrash Foundation reached out to 150 women inmates at Meerut Women’s Jail, providing six months’ worth of sanitary pads, masks, sanitizers, warm clothes, suits, sarees, and shoes. Additionally, 17 children residing with them received clothes, shoes, food items, and educational, drawing, and craft supplies—bringing care and dignity behind bars.

Dyvigya Care Foundation, Inner Wheel Club Central, Mitrakshi Club, and Jain Society, with their collaborative efforts, provided essential supplies to 130 women in the Moradabad Women's Jail today. The donations included sanitary pads, undergarments, masks, sanitizers, bathing soap, laundry soap, toothpaste, toothbrushes, suits, sarees, and stationery, clothes, shoes for their children, as well as food items like toffees, chocolates, and Kurkure. It was heartwarming to see the smiles on their faces

In collaboration with Dyvigya Care Wellness Foundation, Mahila Jain Samaj adopted underprivileged girls from the buttermilk-making community in Kanjari Sarai, a local slum area of the city, to support their year-long menstrual hygiene needs and raise awareness about menstruation. The girls were also educated about future employment opportunities to encourage economic independence. This initiative was led by Mahila Jain Samaj President Mrs. Neelam Jain, Secretary Mrs. Shikha Jain, and other members, successfully reached 122 girls so far.

Dyvigya Care Wellness Foundation took a significant step toward making Mora and Sherwa villages plastic waste-free. In Sherwa, women were made aware of the importance of sanitary pads and offered the option to exchange household plastic waste for pads. This initiative tackled two issues at once—plastic pollution and lack of menstrual hygiene access. Mrs. Neelima Chauhan, Principal of Ganga Inter College, extended special support to this effort.

Dyvigya Care Wellness Foundation, with support from Prathama Bank, set up a sanitary pad unit in Mora village to further its menstrual hygiene mission. In collaboration with the bank, sanitary pads were distributed to all its female customers.

The initiative was carried out over a span of 10 days, ensuring that the message of safe and affordable menstrual care reached women across the village.

During the COVID-19 lockdown, Dyvigya Care Wellness Foundation ensured that menstrual hygiene support reached women in need under its #100LifeAlteringPads mission. The Foundation, under the leadership of Managing Director Dyuti Jain, distributed sanitary pads to women facing access issues during the pandemic. By providing these essential supplies during a time of restricted movement and heightened vulnerability, the Foundation played a crucial role in maintaining menstrual sanitation and dignity for many women across affected communities.

Inner Wheel Club, Moradabad Central, extended its support to Dyvigya Care Wellness Foundation in their 'Mission #100LifeAlteringPads' by contributing donation boxes for the initiative. This collaboration strengthened the mission’s outreach and impact in promoting menstrual hygiene. The Foundation acknowledged and appreciated the Club’s meaningful contribution toward this shared cause of dignity and wellness for women and girls.

Dyvigya Care Wellness Foundation took an exemplary step toward supporting women’s health by distributing sanitary pads to female workers during the COVID-19 pandemic.

At a time when access to menstrual hygiene products was severely limited, the Foundation continued its work to serve others. We not only provided essential supplies but also educated the women on maintaining cleanliness during menstruation.

This initiative addressed a critical health need and contributed to improving their overall well-being by reducing hygiene-related issues.

Dyvigya Care Wellness Foundation, in collaboration with the Municipal Corporation, conducted an awareness session at Dayanand Degree College under the Swachh Survekshan 2020 initiative. Female students were educated on menstruation and personal hygiene, and encouraged to download the official survey app to participate in the cleanliness survey.

The session also introduced students to Dyvigya Care’s Ultrasoft Sanitary Pads, highlighting their safety and biodegradable nature, promoting both menstrual health and environmental awareness.

Dyvigya Care Wellness Foundation's Sanitary Pads contributed as a gift partner in the Zayka Cooking Competition, using the platform to raise awareness about menstrual hygiene among women. This initiative aimed not only to promote health education but also to inspire participants toward adopting a healthier and more informed lifestyle.

Dyvigya Care Wellness Foundation organized an awareness session at R.S.D. Academy, Moradabad, to educate girl students about menstrual hygiene and the importance of using organic sanitary pads. The session covered the health benefits of using Dyvigya Care pads, highlighting their superior quality, higher absorbency, and safety compared to cheaper alternatives available in the market. Students were also informed about how these pads help prevent common menstrual health issues while being comfortable and reliable.

Dyvigya Care conducted a session for 10th-grade girls at Arya Samaj Kanya Vidya School to educate them about personal hygiene and organic sanitary pads. The girls were informed about Dyvigya Care sanitary pads and how they differ from cheaper alternatives in terms of quality, health benefits, and environmental friendliness. The session also highlighted the importance of using safe and eco-friendly menstrual products. The girls actively participated and showed great interest throughout the session.

Dyvigya Care conducted an awareness session at Hindu Model Inter College to educate girls about personal hygiene and organic sanitary pads. The session highlighted how Dyvigya Care pads differ from cheaper alternatives in quality and health benefits. The importance of maintaining cleanliness and its positive impact on health was also discussed. The girls actively participated, asked insightful questions, and expressed enthusiasm to adopt healthier menstrual practices.

Dyvigya Care conducted an awareness session at RK School Shahpur, focusing on personal hygiene and menstrual health. Girls were educated about the importance of cleanliness during menstruation and informed about the benefits of organic sanitary pads. The session also emphasized the eco-friendly nature of these pads and their positive impact on both health and the environment. The students engaged attentively and responded with curiosity and enthusiasm.

Joining the mission of Dyvigya Care Wellness Foundation, Kaur Ruby Bedi organized a sanitary napkin awareness session for the women in her colony. Over 40 women and girls participated in the session, where they were educated on menstrual hygiene and the benefits of using sanitary pads. Inspired by the initiative, many women expressed interest in earning through the promotion of sanitary pads, strengthening both their health awareness and household income.

Dyvigya Care Wellness Foundation conducted a menstrual hygiene awareness session for students from classes 6 to 12 at Sahu Ramesh Kumar Girls' Inter College. The session covered the importance of maintaining hygiene during menstruation and the correct usage of sanitary napkins. Students were also educated about health risks associated with poor hygiene and learned practical preventive measures.
The discussion addressed common misconceptions held by adolescent girls, helping them gain clarity and confidence in managing their menstrual health.

Dyvigya Care Wellness Foundation organized a sanitary pad awareness camp in Parampra Colony for daughters of laborers and women working in households. The session educated participants on earning opportunities through sanitary pad manufacturing to support their livelihoods. Anju Agarwal hosted the camp and distributed sanitary pad packets to all attendees. Dr. Surbhi Agarwal provided valuable information on menstruation and emphasized the importance of hygiene for hair, eyes, ears, teeth, and nails.

Under Project “Aarohi”, Dyvigya Care Wellness Foundation conducted a workshop on “Menstrual Health and Hygiene” at Government ITI, Vidisha, to raise awareness among young women about menstrual health, hygiene practices, and essential precautions for a healthier life.

Ms. Dyuti Jain and Ms. Vigya Jain led the session, guiding students through practical self-care tips, breaking myths, and encouraging open dialogue around menstrual wellness. The session emphasized dignity, awareness, and confidence in managing menstrual health.

At the end of the program, Mr. A.P. Srivastava, Principal of Government ITI Vidisha, thanked Dyvigya Care Wellness Foundation and acknowledged the team’s efforts in empowering young women through health education.

Srishti Manglam Gaushala in Bareilly was selected as a Model Gaushala by the Uttar Pradesh Gau Sewa Aayog. This recognition came during a district-level review meeting attended by senior officials from various departments. Operated by Dyvigya Care Wellness Foundation, the gaushala was acknowledged for its model practices in cow protection, sustainability, and community involvement. It was presented as an ideal example for others to follow, with support from the Animal Husbandry Department and administrative leadership

A 15-day Gau Uttpad training was organized in Sagoda Village, Vidisha, Madhya Pradesh, under the Project Govardhan by Dyvigya Care Wellness Foundation.

Local women and youth were trained to make Rakhis and idols using cow dung and natural materials. The training was free of cost and saw active participation and enthusiasm from first-time learners.

The session focused on hands-on learning, product finishing, and basic packaging techniques.
It aimed to build livelihood opportunities while reviving traditional, eco-friendly practices.

Divigya Care Wellness Foundation participated in the Kisan Kumbh Mela organized by the Government of Uttar Pradesh. The team had the honor of receiving blessings from Hon’ble Minister Shri Nitin Gadkari and other esteemed dignitaries. The event further reinforced the foundation’s commitment to agriculture, cow welfare, and sustainable development.

Dyvigya Care Wellness Foundation conducted a diya-making workshop for women inmates at Lucknow District Jail, introducing them to a new creative and income-generating skill.

Organized with the support of the jail administration, the initiative aimed to promote self-reliance and skill development, allowing inmates to channel their time productively and explore opportunities for rehabilitation and employment post-incarceration.

Srishti Mangalam Gau Ashray, Moradabad Jail successfully completed the task of making cow dung lamps this Diwali. These lamps were provided to support both the cow shelter and the female inmates. The initiative aimed to empower the female prisoners by teaching them new skills and helping them become self-reliant.

Srishti Mangalam Gaushray successfully cultivated an ample supply of fresh green fodder to ensure that the cows could enjoy nutritious, green feed throughout the year. This initiative was implemented with the support of local farmers and aimed to provide year-round nourishment to the cows, eliminating their dependence on external supplies. The effort marked a significant step toward self-sustained cow care and natural feeding practices.

Srishti Mangalam Gaushray organized the launch ceremony of its cow dung products. The event was held under the guidance of Aryika 105 Srishti Bhushan Mata Ji and Economic 105 Vishv Yash Vishv Yashmati Mata Ji. The ceremony marked a significant step in the Gaushala's efforts to promote eco-friendly products and sustainability. The event was well-received, with participants expressing their support for the initiative, which aims to provide high-quality, natural products to the community.

As part of an eco-conscious and traditional initiative, Srishti Mangalam Gau Ashray prepared 500 Diwali gift packs crafted entirely from cow dung. These eco-friendly gift packs symbolize a commitment to environmental sustainability, traditional values, and self-reliant operations at the Gaushala. The initiative aims to promote the use of cow dung products in mainstream festive gifting and support Gaushalas by generating employment through cow-based entrepreneurship.
The gift packs were formally presented to our CM, Shri Yogi Adityanath Ji, by the Hon’ble Minister of Animal Husbandry, Shri Dharmpal Ji.

Chief Development Officer of Bareilly, Shri Jasparvesh, visited Dyvigya Care Wellness Foundation’s Gaushala and expressed appreciation for the excellent health of the cattle and the clean, well-maintained environment.

He also praised the Gaushala’s efforts in producing eco-friendly products from indigenous cow dung and acknowledged the role of organic fertilizer production in advancing sustainability and supporting rural livelihoods.

On the occasion of Smt. Yashmati Mata Ji’s birthday, Divigya Care organized a special event at the Gaushala. The team performed Gau Pooja and fed bottle gourd and jaggery to all 365 cows present. Clothes, sweets, and gifts were also distributed to all the cow caretakers of the Gaushala.

Dyvigya Care Wellness Foundation, in collaboration with the Digambar Jain Society of Moradabad, sent handcrafted mufflers to soldiers stationed in Kupwara. These brave hearts stand unwaveringly in all weather conditions to protect our nation, and this gesture was a small token of gratitude. Each muffler was made by skilled yet underprivileged women trained under the Foundation’s Adinath by Gauri initiative, which has been empowering women with sustainable livelihoods for over 15 years under the guidance of Mrs.Neena Gauri Jain.
The mufflers were formally handed over to Colonel Daljeet Singh Channa by DM Shri Shailendra Kumar Singh and other dignitaries, symbolizing not just warmth, but solidarity, respect, and shared responsibility.

Dyvigya Care Wellness Foundation, in collaboration with the Municipal Corporation’s Gopal Gaushala, proudly launched its eco-friendly product initiative, inaugurated by Hon’ble Chief Minister Shri Yogi Adityanath Ji.

The project promotes sustainable alternatives by creating Ganpati idols, diyas, incense sticks, and Gaukashth (cow-dung wood) from cow dung—blending tradition with environmental consciousness.

A handcrafted Ganpati idol was presented to Hon’ble CM Shri Yogi Adityanath Ji and BJP State President Shri Bhupendra Singh Ji during the ceremony.

Under the Eco-Friendly Holika Dahan project by Dyvigya Care Wellness Foundation, more than 200 women across over 50 locations in Moradabad and its surrounding villages have been actively engaged in the preparation of cow dung-based logs (Gaukashth) and cow-dung fireballs (Gobargule). This initiative not only promoted environmentally conscious practices but also provided meaningful livelihood opportunities to rural women, making it a strong example of sustainable empowerment.

Dyvigya Care Wellness Foundation organized an impactful Organic Pads Exhibition at Modern Public School, Moradabad, showcasing the commitment to menstrual hygiene and sustainable choices for women.

The event received generous support from Priya Agarwal, Alpana Ritesh Gupta, Sheetal Chawla, Shashi Shah, and Dr. Vijay Laxmi, whose presence and encouragement added great value to the initiative.

From October 28th to November 4th, 2021, Dyvigya Care Foundation celebrated Deepotsav with vibrant enthusiasm. The week-long festivities blended cultural performances, spiritual gatherings, and community service initiatives. The celebrations reflected the Foundation’s commitment to preserving traditions while spreading light, joy, and compassion.

Dyvigya Care Wellness Foundation conducted a training session for female inmates of Moradabad Jail to make Ganpati idols and lamps using cow dung. The initiative aimed to equip the inmates with a skill to use their time productively during incarceration and to help them become self-reliant after release.

On the same day, with the support of Jail officials, a stall was set up outside the jail premises to exhibit the cow dung Ganpati idols and lamps made by the inmates.

In a conscious step toward environmental sustainability, Dyvigya Care Foundation introduced the use of eco-friendly cow dung-based wood at local cremation grounds. Launched in response to the deforestation crisis during COVID-19, this initiative promotes the use of alternative fuel logs—both cost-effective and spiritually significant. Cow dung wood-making machines were set up across the city, with active involvement from Gopalaks and Gaushala operators. The project encourages eco-conscious cremation practices while preserving natural resources.

Dyvigya Care Wellness Foundation conducted a combined menstrual hygiene awareness and women employment campaign in Hussainpur village.

As part of the campaign, all participating women were provided with free Divigya Care sanitary pads to promote access to safe and hygienic menstrual products. The efforts of the Foundation were also recognized and captured by News18, amplifying the message to a wider audience.

As part of the Menstrual Health Awareness and Women Employment Campaign, Dyvigya Care Wellness Foundation held a session in Line Paar, Moradabad. The program educated women and girls about menstrual hygiene, health, and their rights, while promoting local employment opportunities.

The session tackled taboos and stigma around menstruation, emphasizing safe sanitary pad use and cleanliness. It also highlighted small-scale income options to support women’s financial independence.

Dyvigya Care Wellness Foundation organized a community outreach program in Milan Vihar and Kashiram Nagar to break societal taboos around menstruation and promote dignity and awareness among women. The initiative encouraged open conversations about menstrual health and provided accurate information to empower women.

Alongside health education, the program shared local employment opportunities to support women’s economic independence at the grassroots level.

As part of the #MissionShakti campaign, Dyvigya Care Foundation organized an awareness rally in collaboration with elected women representatives—symbols of self-reliance and empowerment. The rally aimed to raise public awareness around women’s safety and dignity.

The event was honored by the presence of Hon’ble Mayor Mr. Vinod Agarwal, ADM Ms. Preeti Jaiswal, Ms. Priya Agarwal, and other esteemed women leaders, reinforcing the collective commitment to this crucial cause.

Dyvigya Care Foundation launched a support drive for women and children in Nari Niketan Moradabad, Rampur Women’s Jail, and Meerut Women’s Jail. The initiative provided sanitary pads for one year and distributed essentials like clothes, footwear, toys, feeding bottles, undergarments, and warm wear.

Distribution took place at Nari Niketan on 17 October, Meerut Jail on 18 October, and Rampur Jail on 21 October 2020, benefiting around 150 women and 14 children, along with 50 girls and 10 children at Nari Niketan.

On the first day of Navratri, Dyvigya Care Foundation and Mitrakshi Club visited Nari Niketan to distribute sanitary pads, masks, sanitizers, and other essential items. The initiative aimed to support women's health and hygiene, emphasizing care and safety during the festive season. The thoughtful gesture was warmly received and brought a sense of dignity and well-being to the residents.

DPO Anupama Sharma adopted girls aged 11 to 14 in Manoharpur village to support their menstrual hygiene needs for an entire year. The initiative, held at the local Anganwadi center, aimed to ensure consistent access to sanitary pads and raise awareness about menstrual health and hygiene. By addressing a critical need at the grassroots level, this effort empowered young girls to manage their health with dignity and confidence.

At the Mora village branch of Prathama Bank, sanitary pads from Dyvigya Care Organic Sanitary Pads were distributed to female customers with the support of Bank Manager Mr. Sai Prakash and Mrs. Neelima.

During the event, a pledge was taken to provide sanitary pads to women in Mora and Sherwa villages in exchange for collected plastic waste—marking a step toward both menstrual hygiene and environmental sustainability.

Dyvigya Care Wellness Foundation distributed sanitary pads to the female customers of Prathama Bank as part of its continuing menstrual hygiene mission. In the presence of Bank Manager Mr. Sai Prakash and Mrs. Neelima, discussions were held on expanding awareness about the use of sanitary napkins in Mora and Sherwa villages. The conversation also explored ways to promote recycling by collecting plastic bottles and polythene waste in these villages.

Under the Stop the Period Shame project, Mahila Jain Samaj Moradabad partnered with Dyvigya Care Wellness Foundation to ensure menstrual hygiene for 122 girls through year-long sanitary napkin support.

A total of 36 girls from Goyal Nagar were each provided with 100 sanitary pads by Dyvigya Care. The initiative reflected a deep commitment to menstrual dignity.

Under the #100LifeAlteringPads mission, Dyvigya Care Wellness Foundation successfully provided menstrual protection to 500 girls within just 15 days.

This rapid outreach was made possible through widespread collaboration with relatives, friends, social clubs, and partner organizations.

The initiative focused on ensuring that girls from underserved backgrounds received timely access to safe and hygienic sanitary pads. The Foundation emphasized continuing this momentum to reach even more girls in need through collective effort and participation.

Mitrakshi Club, Moradabad adopted all the young girls from an entire slum area in the city as part of Mission #100LifeAlteringPads. The club actively contributed to spreading awareness about menstruation and hygiene by taking up the #RedDotChallenge and involving these girls in the initiative. Their effort played a vital role in breaking taboos and promoting menstrual health education among underserved communities.

Dyvigya Care proudly supported the mission of putting a period to period shaming by participating in the #RedDotChallenge. The Foundation actively raised awareness about menstrual health and encouraged others to join the cause.

As a gesture of solidarity, the Founding Director of Dyvigya Care, Neena Gauri Jain shared her picture with a red dot on her palm: symbolizing support for those who face stigma and struggle during menstruation. This campaign aimed to break taboos, normalize conversations around periods, and help provide sanitary pads to women and girls in need.

In collaboration with Lioness Club Prachin, a sanitary pad vending machine was installed at SDM College, Line Paar. On this occasion, students were given practical tips to manage the challenges faced during menstruation.

The initiative aimed to promote hygiene awareness and encourage self-reliance among adolescent girls, ensuring they have better access to menstrual care.

Dyvigya Care Wellness Foundation launched its Ultra-Soft Sanitary Pads alongside the opening of Adinath by Gauri Sarees Showroom near Pili Kothi Jain Mandir, Moradabad.

Chief Guest Dr. Vinita Agnihotri, DMO, highlighted that the pads are made from 100% natural cotton, offering comfort, safety, and protection from menstrual health issues. The pads feature high absorption, an antibacterial surface, and are biodegradable.

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Dyvigya Care conducted a hygiene awareness session at Pratap Singh Inter College. The session was conducted for students of classes 10th, 11th, and 12th, focusing on personal cleanliness and the benefits of using organic sanitary pads. The session introduced Dyvigya Care sanitary pads, highlighting their health advantages, superior protection, and eco-friendly qualities compared to cheaper alternatives. The students listened attentively and actively participated by asking thoughtful questions.

Dyvigya Care conducted an awareness session at Pratap Singh Inter College to educate girls about personal hygiene and organic sanitary pads. The session highlighted how Dyvigya Care pads differ from cheaper alternatives in quality, health benefits, and durability. The girls were actively engaged, asked the necessary questions, and showed interest throughout the discussion. The session aimed to empower students to make informed choices about menstrual health. Each girl was also provided with one of our pads.

Dyvigya Care conducted an awareness session for girls at Arya Samaj Kanya Vidya School, educating them about personal hygiene and the benefits of organic sanitary pads. The girls were informed about how Dyvigya Care sanitary pads differ from cheaper alternatives in quality and health benefits. The session also covered the importance of maintaining cleanliness and its positive effects on overall health. The participants engaged actively, showing enthusiasm to adopt better menstrual hygiene practices.

Dyvigya Care conducted an awareness session at Government Inter College, Khadana village, educating girls about personal hygiene and the use of organic sanitary pads. The session emphasized the importance of cleanliness during menstruation and highlighted the benefits of organic pads, including their positive environmental impact. The girls participated actively and showed interest in adopting healthier menstrual practices.

Dyvigya Care Wellness Foundation conducted a sanitary pad awareness session with the teachers of Sahu Ramesh Kumar Girls' Inter College. The session focused on the importance of maintaining hygiene during menstruation and the correct usage of sanitary napkins. Teachers were also informed about the health risks associated with poor menstrual hygiene and ways to prevent related infections and diseases. This initiative reflected the Foundation’s commitment to building knowledge at the grassroots level & strengthening educators.

Dyvigya Care Wellness Foundation conducted an educational session for children at a local government school in Moradabad city, focusing on menstruation and the use of sanitary napkins. The session emphasized the health risks associated with poor menstrual hygiene and the importance of maintaining cleanliness during menstruation. Besides this, they were also instructed about how to make all of it bettter.
The children were encouraged to openly discuss their questions and concerns, fostering a supportive environment to break taboos around menstrual health.

Women and girls from Kashi Ram Nagar were trained to make paper envelopes, which were then used for packing sanitary pads. This initiative aimed to provide employment opportunities to women while promoting an environmentally friendly alternative to plastic packaging. Additionally, women from Shahpur village, Sir Seema, Do Raha village, Line Par, and other nearby areas actively participated in producing these eco-friendly envelopes.