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COVID – 19 Prevention Programme

The COVID-19 outbreak has created an unprecedented global crisis.

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Women Prosper

APPL Foundation in collaboration with Starbucks Foundation, Barefoot College and SHRI Foundation has initiated a positively impact the lives of rural Assamese women and their communities at Hathikuli. The programme addresses holistically; better health and wellness, sanitation at community level and economic Opportunity, vis à vis secondary livelihood development. In order to mapping the current situation, opportunities and needs in order to establish a long-term road map for intervention and implementation a team of experts visited the communities.

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Menstrual Hygiene Education Programme

The biological phenomenon of menstruation in women is a taboo topic which the community and even the women who undergo the cycles refuse to discuss.

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Child Friendly Education Programme

The ownership of creating an environment encouraging education for children is the obligation of every member of a community.

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Eye camp by Vision Spring at Hathikuli Tea Estate

The Eye camp at Hathikuli provided access to eye care services, especially in rural or remote areas of Kaziranga, where access to eye care is limited. It provided an opportunity for early detection and treatment of eye diseases, which can prevent vision loss or blindness.

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Learning Centres for Dooar’s Tea Estates

An initiative to provide SMART TV based classroom education to children from Tea Communities.

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Project ‘3 F & MHM, North Bank’- A programme on Menstrual Hygiene Management & Fungal Disease

APPL Foundation launched Project "3F and MHM, North Bank" across seven APPL estates of North Bank and Misa to provide fungal-free health and a dignified menstrual hygiene practice space at work for the women of these tea estates.

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Project ‘SWADHIN’- the Menstrual Health Management (MHM) Programme

Research says that menstruation is still taboo and subjected to superstition to the people of the Tea tribe community. It is associated with many do's and don'ts. 9 out of 10 women believe menstrual blood is impure. Project ‘SWADHIN’ is implemented in the four estates of Amalgamated Plantation Pvt. Ltd. (APPL) - Borhat, Achabam, Nahorkutia, and Namroop in collaboration with ‘Aadya- Zaroori Hai’.