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Jun 28, 2022 · Myna Mahila Foundation – We Employ – We Improve Menstrual Hygiene – We build women's networks. Increase women’s agency and decision making power to make them more confident, financially independent and healthy. We have transformed the lives of 6,00,000+ women and many still need support.
Jun 28, 2022 · Myna was built as a social enterprise with a clear vision of wanting to generate employment for women by creating a workplace and environment that tries and succeeds to tackle the constraints used as arguments to prevent women to enter in the labour force.
The Myna Mahila Foundation (MMF) is an Indian organization which empowers women by encouraging discussion of taboo subjects such as menstruation, and by setting up workshops to produce low-cost sanitary protection to enable girls to stay in school.
Jun 28, 2022 · MYNA MAHILA FOUNDATION. We Employ We improve Menstrual Health We Build women's networks.
Our Team. We are enthusiastic about health, employment, research, counselling, and more. Coming from different backgrounds, religions, and cultures, we are committed to a shared vision for the world we want to live in.
Since its inception in 2015, the Myna Mahila Foundation has championed the empowerment of women, fostering confidence, financial independence, and well-being. With unwavering dedication, we...
Myna Mahila Foundation, Mumbai, Maharashtra. 3,104 likes · 71 were here. MMF works for women through health and livelihood interventions using disruptive technologies.
May 20, 2018 · In a statement, the Kensington Palace said, "The foundation (Myna Mahila Foundation), which aims to offer Mumbai women stable employment close to their homes as well as breaking taboos around menstrual hygiene by offering them access to low-cost sanitary napkins, was chosen by Markle after she saw its work "first-hand" during a visit to India ...
Myna Mahila Foundation creates a network of young female entrepreneurs by partnering with self-help groups in urban slums that produce and distribute high quality, affordable menstrual hygiene products to increase adoption of safer menstrual hygiene management practices.
The Myna Mahila Foundation (Myna) targets structural gaps by upskilling women from economically disadvantaged backgrounds and facilitating their entry into the workforce.
