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Empowering Girls in High Schools- Conduct of World Menstruation Day on 28.05.2022 – Certain instructions issued

 

Empowering Girls in High Schools- Conduct of World Menstruation Day on 28.05.2022 – Certain instructions issued

Rc.No.01/DIR(CO)/2022 Date:26/05/2022

Sub: - School Education - Empowering Girls in High Schools- Conduct of World Menstruation Day on 28.05.2022 – Certain instructions issued to the RJDs and DEOs in the State – Reg.

The attention of all the Regional Joint Directors and District Educational Officers in the state is invited to the subject cited above and it is informed that the Menstrual Hygiene Day (MHD, MH Day in short) is on May 28th to highlight the importance of good Menstrual Hygiene Management (MHM) among the girl students. It aims to create an occasion for publicizing information in the media, including social media. Public information campaigns can help to engage decision-makers in policy dialogue. The day offers an opportunity to actively advocate for the integration of menstrual hygiene management (MHM) into local policies and programmes.

In this connection, an event may be conducted by involving trained Master Resource Persons and peer educated children on MHM for raising the awareness with the following objectives:

• For creating awareness on safe use and disposal of sanitary pads.

• Explain the concepts about basics on Menarche, Hygiene during menstruation, Science behind Menstruation, Misconceptions and right approaches and Safe Disposal.

• Promotion of best practices at Menstrual time.

• To address the challenges and hardships many women and girls face during their menstruation.

• To highlight the positive and innovative solutions being taken to address these challenges.

• Organizing any activity related to MHM and displaying videos on MHM for motivation.

• To engage in policy dialogue and actively advocate for the integration of menstrual hygiene management (MHM) into local policies and programmes.

• To create an occasion for media work, including social media.

Further all the Regional Joint Directors and District Educational Officers in the State are informed to bring awareness among the students on disposal of sanitary napkins to adolescent girl students with the following objectives after reopening of schools.

I. Every School shall provide a dust bin (used napkin bin) in every girl’s toilet.

II. The aaya shall dispose the used napkins by emptying the bins every day.

III. The HMs shall buy sufficient napkin bins for all adolescent girls.

IV. Every bathroom shall have a minimum of 10 newspapers at all times to facilitate sanitary napkin disposal.

V. Every bin shall have 120 litre garbage bag at any given time, need to buy 20 bags per month.

VI. The aaya should dispose the garbage bags into town/ village sanitation disposal system.

VII. The HMs shall buy these items either from SMF or school grant fund available with them.

VIII. The HM/ Teacher designated shall take photograph of bins along with photos of toilets in TMF app.

Therefore, all the Regional Joint Directors of School Education and District Educational officers in the State are informed to take necessary action to conduct the event on MHM on 28th May, 2022 in all Districts accordingly.

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