SCEAD Foundation has been actively empowering tribal women through sustainable livelihood opportunities by providing training and materials to make reusable sanitary pads. For the past two years, this initiative has been running successfully across tribal villages, creating steady income for women who previously had limited employment options. The foundation supplies high-quality cloth, absorbent layers, and stitching tools, enabling women to produce safe, eco-friendly menstrual products. These pads are then sold within local markets and nearby communities, allowing women to earn a dignified income. The project has significantly improved menstrual hygiene awareness while fostering financial independence. Many women have now formed small self-help groups to scale production and sales. The initiative also promotes environmental sustainability by reducing the use of disposable plastics. Through continuous training, quality checks, and market linkage support, SCEAD Foundation ensures long-...
Volunteers (most of them are students in Bangalore) organize weekly education campaigns in the Bangalore slums.
The goal is to provide external participation in slum schools and bring joy to these children living in extremely disadvantaged areas. 
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