Triar Health & Hygiene is a newly formed organization with the aspiration of becoming a global organization over next decade by providing differentiated solutions in the sectors of health & hygiene.
Our vision is to contribute towards a clean and healthy world where every person has adequate sanitation & hygienic environment.
One of our dreams is to empower women to manage their health proactively.
Our solutions are and shall be dedicated to improving well-being through high quality and eco-friendly health and hygiene solutions.
As the first step in this journey, we decided to enter into the sanitary pads industry. The fact of menstrual hygiene being a huge challenge in India, where not only the % of women using pads is low (58% of 15-24 year old women as per latest National Family & Health survey), but also the difficulty in availability of an eco-friendly, high quality product at a competitive price despite many brands in the market prompted this decision to come out with such a solution, not only from business perspective but also to contribute to society and our Nation.
Driven by our vision and dream, we got this unique idea of partnering with an organization dedicated to social service & upliftment as strategic partner. Hence, we have tied up with “Tender Heart” NGO based in Faridabad for the production of sanitary pads.
Their mission is to educate disadvantaged children and children with special educational needs, to empower underprivileged women and special needs children and to engage local community and volunteers in achieving the aim of alleviating poverty.
They are recognized by several organizations like McDonalds High School Canada, Queens Park UK, UCLA USA, Opportunity education, IHG UK etc for various activities/Initiatives.
Tender Heart is working on the provision of social and educational opportunities for the disadvantaged as well as training and employment for the underprivileged.
They already train to make and sell products like Agarbatti, Chalk, Dona, Madhubani Paintings, and Horticulture etc.
The fact of menstrual hygiene being a huge challenge in India, where not only the % of women using pads is low (58% of 15-24 year old women as per latest National Family & Health survey), but also the difficulty in availability of an eco-friendly, high quality product at a competitive price despite many brands in the market prompted this decision to come out with such a solution, not only from commercial perspective but also to contribute to society and our Nation.
