Sukhad Foundation Newsletter
Stories from the ground, updates from our programmes, and highlights of the impact we create together, delivered every month.
June 2026 Newsletter
June 2026 Issue
Our June 2026 newsletter covers ground-level stories from our programmes, key interventions, and highlights three youth-led projects partnering with Sukhad Foundation to drive change across communities.
Inside This Issue
- About Sukhad Foundation and our core mission of empowering lives and restoring dignity
- Key interventions: Nutrition and Food Security, Menstrual Health, Education, and Community Empowerment
- Key Project: History’s Other Half (HOH) by Sophia Andhyarujina, exploring overlooked women’s histories
- Key Project: SipSafe by Farah Doctor, raising awareness on water-borne diseases among women
- Key Project: WISH by Sia Chadha, improving women’s healthcare awareness and accessibility
- How you can contribute: menstrual health, education, nutrition, and volunteering
Key Projects
Three youth-led initiatives working alongside Sukhad Foundation to create meaningful change in women’s health, education, and community well-being.
History’s Other Half (HOH)
Education and GenderLed by Sophia Andhyarujina, a Grade 10 student from Cathedral and John Connon School, Mumbai. HOH highlights overlooked histories of women and marginalised communities through history walks, oral history projects, and a dedicated library.
Project Highlights
- Interactive history walks exploring women’s contributions to society
- Documentation of oral histories and lived experiences
- Student-led family history preservation initiatives
- Anthology featuring marginalised and community narratives
- Establishment of a history-focused learning library
SipSafe
Public HealthFounded by Farah Doctor, a Grade 11 student from Bombay International School, Mumbai. SipSafe raises awareness about water-borne diseases among women in underserved communities through health outreach and medical camps.
Project Highlights
- Awareness on water-borne diseases and prevention
- Illustrated educational resources for children and adolescents
- Bilingual health information materials for women
- Community medical camps and health screenings
- Fundraising to support women’s health initiatives and outreach
WISH
Women’s HealthcareFounded by Sia Chadha, a Grade 10 student from Jumeirah English Speaking School, Dubai. WISH improves awareness and accessibility of women’s healthcare in underserved communities through education and community engagement.
Project Highlights
- Women’s health awareness and education programmes
- Reproductive health and self-care workshops
- Awareness on early detection and preventive healthcare
- Community-based health outreach initiatives
- Promoting accessible healthcare for underserved women
Key Interventions
Sukhad Foundation focuses its energy across four core areas to create lasting change in communities across New Delhi.
Nutrition and Food Security
We combat hunger by providing nutritious meals and dietary support to children, women, and vulnerable communities.
Menstrual Health and Healthcare Access
Through awareness programmes and hygiene resource distribution, we empower individuals to make informed health choices.
Education and Child Development
We support access to education and learning opportunities for underserved children, helping them build confidence and skills.
Community Empowerment and Social Inclusion
We foster awareness, dignity, and equal opportunities through community-driven initiatives that support vulnerable groups.
Past Issues
Browse through our previous newsletters to follow the journey of Sukhad Foundation and the impact we have created month by month.
June 2026
Youth-led projects HOH, SipSafe and WISH, alongside key interventions in menstrual health, nutrition, and community empowerment.
Read IssueJuly 2026
Next issue coming soon. Stay tuned for more stories from the ground.
August 2026
More updates and impact stories from our August programmes across Delhi.
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