#WhatDidILeaf? An Innovative PAN India campaign launched by Homoeomeds.com, a Belgaum based Startup to promote Menstruation Hygiene across tier 2, 3, Semi Urban and rural areas.
The campaign was officially launched at 11am on 11th Dec, 2021 in the presence of The Press, Dr. Sonali Sarnobat, Mr. Kapil Patil, CEO Homoeomeds and Monika Asundi, A representative of Rotaract of Belgaum South.
The Press Meet was first addressed by Mr. Kapil Patil, CEO Homoeomeds. He explained to the press about why this type of campaigns are necessary to promote such an important topic to people in non metro places.
He said, “Through this #WHATDIDILEAF Campaign we want to provide free giveaways to several women across Belgaum for the first phase of this campaign. We have used a leaf as an indicator to promote nature, Hygiene and happiness”.
This campaign is in collaboration with Rotaract Club of Belgaum South.
Dr. Sonali Sarnobat, one of the recognized name in the town then addressed the press and explained the importance of Menstruation Hygiene and its awareness, she says a lot of women still need awareness about the importance of hygiene and cleanliness during menstruation.
Anyone can support this campaign on social media by just taking a leaf and applying simple as turmeric powder to colour its half part yellow and post it on their social media by using a #WhatDidILeaf (Hashtag)
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