Impact
that keeps us
moving.

The bigger impact we look at is the smile full of hope and contentment on the faces of women across India. But there are various lives we touch as an organisation and then there’s earth too where we are standing, so we make sure that our impact on everything we touch is positive.

UN Pacts

SDG 3

Good health & well being

SDG 8

Decent work and economic growth

SDG 4

Quality education

SDG 12

Responsible consumption

SDG 5

Gender equality

SDG 17

Partnerships for the goals

UN Pacts

SDG 3

Good health &
well being

SDG 4

Quality
education

SDG 5

Gender
equality

SDG 17

Partnerships
for the goals

SDG 12

Responsible
consumption

SDG 8

Decent work and
economic growth

Employed
BY YOU

Every Unipad is made by a woman. Start to finish. More than 150 underprivileged women make these reusable pads with love. It gives them opportunity to work with dignity and support their families.

Distributed
BY WOMEN

Unipads are distributed by women. We call them Kalyanis. This village level entrepreneur program enables them to fulfill the need-gap present in villages. They also help eradicate taboo at grass root level while becoming a provider of safe hygienic menstrual solutions.

It starts with
EDUCATION

Every year we conduct free menstrual hygiene (MHM) awareness sessions for Adolescent girls in schools, hostels and community centres. So their first step towards menstrual hygiene is informative, sustainable and free of any worries.

Your periods heal
THE PLANET

One Unipad kit replaces 180 disposable plastic pads a year. So far Unipads have impacted the lives of 1.4 million girls & women which resulted in preventing 252 million disposable pads from being dumped into the landfills which otherwise would have taken 600-800 years to decompose.

Your periods heal
THE PLANET

One Unipad kit replaces 180 disposable plastic pads a year. So far Unipads have impacted the lives of 1.4 million girls & women which resulted in preventing 252 million disposable pads from being dumped into the landfills which otherwise would have taken 600-800 years to decompose.