Overview
Puberty can feel like a mystery—but it doesn't have to be. With curiosity stirring and bodies changing, Making The Difference brought its empowering initiative, Project Lajja, to the girls of Army Public School.In a safe, stigma-free space, this session helped young minds embrace the transformation from childhood to adolescence. Through honest dialogue and relatable insights, the event aimed to make puberty not something to fear, but something to understand and own with pride.
Goals
Project Lajja was designed to:
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Educate adolescent girls about physical and emotional changes during puberty
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Normalize conversations around menstruation and menstrual hygiene
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Share practical information about period products and proper hygiene practices
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Deliver age-appropriate sex education, including puberty-related attractions, STIs, and HPV Vaccination.
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Teach internet safety and grooming prevention, building digital awareness and personal boundaries
Specifications
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Event conducted at: Army Public School
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Participants: Adolescent girl students
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Key Topics Covered:
• Physical changes – menstruation, acne, growth spurts
• Emotional transitions – mood swings, identity, and independence
• Menstrual products – cloth pads, disposable pads, and menstrual cups
• Sex education – puberty-related attractions, STIs, HPV vaccination
• Online safety – protecting privacy, avoiding grooming, building digital boundariesThis was presented using Interactive discussions, Q&A, and hygiene demonstrations
Milestones
The session was a resounding success. Students actively participated, asked questions without fear, and walked away informed, reassured, and confident.
This wasn’t just a puberty session—it was a milestone in their personal development, made possible through the compassionate efforts of MAKING THE DIFFERENCE. Together, we planted the seeds of self-love, safety, and strength that will bloom for years to come.
