- +91 87890 64122
- shapesglobal@gmail.com
- Jhemshedpur-831002, Jharkhand, India.
At SHAPES - Social Health Awareness & Public Enhancement Society, we are committed to empowering communities and uplifting the underprivileged through impactful campaigns. Our initiatives focus on health, education, skill development, and poverty eradication, ensuring that every individual has the opportunity to lead a dignified and self-sufficient life.
Many women and young girls, especially in rural areas, suffer due to lack of awareness and access to menstrual hygiene products. Our campaign:
✔ Educates schoolgirls and women about safe menstrual hygiene practices.
✔ Distributes free sanitary napkins to those in need.
✔ Breaks social taboos and encourages open discussions on menstrual health.
To ensure easy and affordable access to menstrual hygiene products, we run a Sanitary Napkin Production & Distribution Program in rural areas.
✔ Trains women in sanitary pad production, creating employment opportunities.
✔ Ensures cost-effective distribution to underserved communities.
✔ Promotes biodegradable and eco-friendly alternatives.
Lack of medical awareness and accessibility leads to preventable health issues. Through this initiative, we:
✔ Provide health check-ups and medical assistance to vulnerable communities.
✔ Raise awareness about preventive healthcare and sanitation.
✔ Support individuals suffering from chronic and life-threatening diseases.
Lymphatic Filariasis (Filaria) is a neglected disease that leads to permanent disability. Our campaign:
✔ Spreads awareness on prevention, symptoms, and treatment.
✔ Conducts mass drug administration programs in collaboration with health authorities.
✔ Helps in early detection and medical intervention.
Malaria remains a major public health issue in many parts of the country. Our initiative aims to:
✔ Educate communities about prevention and early detection.
✔ Distribute mosquito nets and repellents to at-risk populations.
✔ Promote government immunization and treatment programs.
Tuberculosis (TB) affects thousands of people annually, especially in low-income communities. Our advocacy efforts:
✔ Conduct screening and awareness drives in affected regions.
✔ Provide nutritional and medical support to TB patients.
✔ Advocate for free government TB treatment programs.
With increasing digital dependency, cybersecurity threats are rising. Our campaign:
✔ Educates people about safe online practices and cyber threats.
✔ Provides training on digital safety and fraud prevention.
✔ Empowers individuals with knowledge of privacy protection.
Substance abuse is a growing concern among youth and vulnerable populations. Our mission:
✔ Raises awareness about the dangers of drug abuse.
✔ Provides counseling and rehabilitation support.
✔ Works with authorities to prevent drug trafficking and consumption.
Mental health issues are often ignored due to lack of awareness and stigma. Our initiative:
✔ Offers counseling services for people struggling with stress, depression, and anxiety.
✔ Provides support for domestic violence and trauma survivors.
✔ Conducts mental health awareness sessions in schools and communities.
This campaign empowers young girls and women with knowledge and resources for menstrual hygiene.
✔ Educates schoolgirls about menstruation and hygiene management.
✔ Distributes free sanitary pads to underprivileged women.
✔ Engages communities in open discussions to remove stigma.
Encouraging sustainable and eco-friendly business opportunities, our campaign:
✔ Trains women and artisans in jute product crafting.
✔ Helps establish self-sustaining businesses.
✔ Promotes environmentally friendly alternatives to plastic bags.
Mushroom farming is an excellent low-investment, high-return agricultural practice. Our initiative:
✔ Teaches scientific cultivation techniques for better yield.
✔ Empowers farmers and rural individuals with income opportunities.
✔ Encourages organic farming practices.
Tailoring skills can provide financial independence to many women and unemployed youth. Our campaign:
✔ Provides training in sewing, embroidery, and tailoring.
✔ Offers entrepreneurial support to start small tailoring businesses.
✔ Enables financial stability and self-employment.
We provide employment opportunities through sanitary napkin production while addressing menstrual hygiene needs.
✔ Empowers women by creating jobs in rural areas.
✔ Ensures affordable access to sanitary products.
✔ Encourages women-led enterprises.
Access to digital skills is essential in today’s world. Our initiative:
✔ Trains individuals in basic computer literacy and digital tools.
✔ Provides knowledge about online job opportunities.
✔ Helps close the technology gap in underprivileged communities.
Home-based food businesses offer excellent earning opportunities. Our campaign:
✔ Trains individuals in pickle-making techniques.
✔ Supports local entrepreneurs in setting up small food businesses.
✔ Encourages traditional and organic food production.
Cooking skills can be a source of income for many. Our initiative:
✔ Offers training in traditional and modern sweets/snacks preparation.
✔ Supports individuals in starting small-scale food businesses.
✔ Promotes the use of safe, hygienic, and organic ingredients.
We work towards eliminating hunger by:
✔ Distributing free food packets and meals to needy families.
✔ Organizing community kitchens and food drives.
✔ Providing nutrition programs for malnourished children.
Clothing is a basic necessity, and we:
✔ Collect and distribute gently used and new clothes.
✔ Provide seasonal clothing and school uniforms.
✔ Support disaster relief efforts with clothing donations.
Our sanitary pad bank ensures that no woman suffers due to lack of menstrual products.
✔ Provides free sanitary napkins in rural areas.
✔ Conducts awareness campaigns on menstrual hygiene.
✔ Encourages eco-friendly menstrual solutions.
We aim to bridge the gap in medical accessibility by:
✔ Offering free essential medicines to those in need.
✔ Conducting medical camps for underserved communities.
✔ Partnering with healthcare providers for better outreach.
