Nanki

Crimson Care Foundation is a student-led initiative founded by Nanki to advance menstrual health education, product access and dignity for young girls. Combining digital awareness with grassroots action, it has built an online community of over 400 people and directly reached more than 300 girls, primarily aged 12–17. Through interactive workshops across three government schools, the initiative collaborates with gynaecologists and a dietitian, distributes menstrual products and shares educational resources. It has also installed two sanitary pad vending machines. Crimson Care helps girls understand menstruation, ask questions confidently and manage their periods with greater dignity.