Eleven years. Measurable change.
Since 2016, Wreetu has delivered evidence-based, scalable solutions for menstrual health, SRHR and gender equality. Here is what we have achieved together with our partners and communities.
Our impact in numbers
- 200,000+
- adolescents and community members reached through interactive sessions and dialogues
- 22
- districts across Bangladesh
- 300+
- school sessions
- 500+
- active youth leaders
- 22
- local partner organisations
- 500+
- educators trained
- 126,000
- comic books distributed in Bangladesh, Malaysia and the USA
- 200,000
- packs of certified washable sanitary napkins distributed
- 4,700+
- fathers and young men using our Period Guide for Dads
- 3,400
- indigenous Chakma girls reached in their mother tongue, in 7 schools
- 63 + 34
- toilets and shower places made safe for women
- 120
- women from marginalised communities employed
What changes for people
Girls and boys who join our sessions and read our books see menstruation as a normal, healthy part of life, and they miss fewer school days. Boys become supportive classmates instead of bullies. Fathers become allies. Women gain income, confidence and a voice against violence.
Read their stories
Contributing to the 2030 Agenda
Our work contributes directly to these Sustainable Development Goals.
- 3Good Health and Well-being
- 4Quality Education
- 5Gender Equality
- 6Clean Water and Sanitation
- 8Decent Work and Economic Growth
- 10Reduced Inequalities
- 13Climate Action
A first period should be a milestone, not the end of childhood.
Help us reach the next 100,000 girls by 2030.
