Why It Matters
Poor adolescent health, menstrual stigma and under-nutrition drive absenteeism and drop-out. Health access is weakest in exactly the villages we serve, so a health problem quietly ends an education.
A girl who is unwell, hungry or without menstrual-health support cannot stay in class. Health & Wellbeing protects the health that keeps girls learning — through adolescent health education, nutrition and mobile medical and dental camps.
What the Program Provides
- Menstrual-health education and supplies.
- Nutrition support for vulnerable girls.
- School health check-ups and referral pathways.
- Mobile medical and dental camps, staffed with the help of volunteer clinicians.
How the Program Works
We work inside the schools we already support, weaving health and safety into a girl’s education rather than bolting them on. Volunteer clinicians make medical and dental camps possible, and local referral pathways connect families to services that exist but are hard to reach.
Outcomes & Progress
Fewer days missed, fewer girls lost to preventable illness, and girls who know their rights and how to stay safe. Health, education and livelihood are one story: healthy girls stay in school, and educated girls build healthier families.
Who This Serves
Girls whose schooling is quietly ended by a health problem — under-nutrition, untreated illness, or menstruation without support — and girls at risk from trafficking and exploitation.
Ways to Support
Frequently Asked Questions
Qualified volunteer clinicians help deliver mobile medical and dental camps alongside school-based health support.
Because both remove the same barrier — a girl who is unwell or unsafe cannot learn, so we treat learning and safety as one outcome.




