Health is a Right, Not a Privilege
In rural and tribal communities across Tamil Nadu, women\'s health remains shrouded in stigma, misinformation, and neglect. Menstruation is treated as a taboo subject, proper sanitation facilities are absent, and basic health education is inaccessible — leaving millions of women and adolescent girls vulnerable to preventable health complications.
Geo India Foundation\'s Women Health and Sanitary Hygiene programme directly confronts these barriers. Through community health camps, awareness workshops, door-to-door outreach, and school-based programmes, we bring accurate health information, free sanitary products, and dignified healthcare access to women who have been overlooked by mainstream systems.
Our outreach spans 20+ districts, reaching urban slums, resettlement colonies, rural villages, and remote tribal settlements. In five years of active programming, we have reached over 10,000 women and girls, fundamentally changing how communities view and address women\'s health.
