IMPACT & INFLUENCE
Leadership and Social Pursuits
Leading with empathy, fostering women's empowerment, and turning ideas into meaningful community impact.
Focused on bridging healthcare gaps and educational equity through grassroots organizing and sustainable support models.
Cycle Savvy (Founder)
Spearheading menstrual health workshops for marginalized communities. We provide anatomical education, hygiene
management training, and sustainable resource kits to empower young women
with health literacy.
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Curriculum development for hygiene education
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Local NGO partnerships for
distribution

Menstrual Health & Hygiene
Cycle Savvy aims to promote women's health awareness by conducting menstrual health awareness sessions, distributing menstrual health kits, and collaborating with workers' unions. and facilitating accessibility to basic needs.
Collaborated with a sanitary napkin incinerator manufacturer Riya Inc., and facilitated the installation of 8 sanitary napkin incinerators to streamline waste management at government schools, communities, and factories.
Financial Literacy
Through Cycle Savvy, I conducted financial literacy awareness programs for underserved communities, especially women.
Topics included the need of having financial independence, the different types of deposits available, governmental schemes for factory workers, mostly women and long-term investment plans that will help them and their families in the future.
Measurable Impact
110
Workers enrolled on Retirement Saving Scheme
100+
Women impacted with 4 Menstrual Health & 2 Financial Literacy Workshops
50+
Menstrual Hygiene Kit Distributed
to women from underpriviliged backgrounds
8
Installed 8 incinerators across government schools, factories, and NGOs in partnership with Riya Inc.

What I’m Working Toward
My academic journey has empowered me to pursue a future where economic thinking can be used to create more equitable opportunities. My goal is to study Economics and build the analytical skills needed to address challenges such as poverty alleviation, women's health, and unequal access to education and healthcare.
Economic Development
Understanding how policy and markets can reduce inequality and improve quality of life.
Data & Decision-Making
Using quantitative analysis to evaluate problems and design evidence-based solutions.
Social Entrepreneurship
Building initiatives that combine sustainable business models with meaningful community impact.
Communication & Leadership
Developing the ability to collaborate across cultures, advocate for change, and translate ideas into action.
Why Social Work Matters to Me
To me, social advocacy isn't just about charity; it's about structural empathy. Growing up, I witnessed how a lack of basic health education could derail a young woman's academic potential. This realization sparked my commitment to Cycle Savvy.
Every workshop conducted and every kit distributed is a step toward leveling the playing field. My goal is to combine academic rigor with boots-on-the-ground activism, ensuring that professional success is always tied to social responsibility.








