My project is about creating a long term solution to period poverty. Instead of just donating disposable pads that run out, I’m focusing on reusable pads they’re affordable, washable, and last for years. But I’m not stopping there. I want to teach girls how to make them themselves. That way, they’re not just receiving help they’regaining a skill, confidence, and independence. What really makes this project stand out is how it connects to something I’i'm passionate about antimicrobial resistance. When girls use unsafe materials during their periods, they risk infections, which often leads to unnecessary antibiotic use. By promoting safe, reusable pads and proper hygiene, we’re also helping to reduce that risk and slow down antibiotic resistance, it also reduces waste which saves our ecosystem . So it’s not just a menstrual health project it’s also about protecting long-term public health. This initiative addresses multiple SDGs: gender equality, health and well-being, sustainable communities, and responsible consumption.it is a great step towards curbing period poverty