Ms. Dur e Shawar, COO – APWA, writes:

"The WP Project implemented by APWA Punjab has not only enhanced menstrual hygiene awareness among young girls but has also paved the way for creating safer and more open spaces for dialogue around sensitive and important...

The project is highly recommended to scale up for 1000 girls at least in Lahore and 1000 in other districts of Punjab..."
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Goma Bastola, president of RUWON writes:
"...Students were encouraged to view menstruation as a natural biological process and to support girls by ensuring proper hygiene, nutritious food, emotional support, and equal access to education and family life during their periods. The message was also reinforced that girls should not be subjected to isolation or physically demanding work during menstruation....There was a strong request for the continuation and expansion of similar programs in the coming years, as the impact on the students was both immediate and meaningful..."

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