In a commendable effort to promote menstrual health awareness among female students, the Nepal Tourism and Hotel Management College recently hosted a session led by Anusreya Karki, Unika Sapkota, and Aryan Sigdel. The session, coordinated by Nimesh Timalsina, aimed to destigmatize conversations around menstruation and provide crucial information on menstrual health.

During the session, +2 & Bachelors of Hotel Management (BHM) Students engaged in open discussions about menstrual hygiene, addressing common misconceptions, and learning about the importance of proper menstrual care. Through interactive activities and informative presentations, the speakers emphasized the significance of maintaining good menstrual hygiene practices for overall health and well-being.

By creating a safe and supportive environment, the session encouraged students to ask questions and seek guidance regarding menstrual health concerns without hesitation. The speakers emphasized the need for access to menstrual products and facilities in college to ensure that female students can manage their periods with dignity and comfort.

In a heartening gesture of support, menstrual pads were handed over to Mr. Dinesh Kumar Yadav, the +2 Coordinator, symbolizing the college commitment to addressing menstrual health needs within its community. This act of generosity underscores the college dedication to ensuring that female students have access to the necessary resources to manage their periods with dignity and comfort.

Overall, the menstrual health awareness session was met with enthusiasm and appreciation from students. It not only provided valuable information but also fostered a sense of empowerment and confidence among female students to embrace their bodies and menstrual cycles with pride and positivity. Such initiatives are crucial steps towards breaking the taboo surrounding menstruation and promoting gender equality in education and healthcare.