Most girls face significant challenges during menstruation, including a lack of access to menstrual products and proper sanitation facilities such as clean toilets, soap, and water at school and home. Many also lack adequate information about menstrual hygiene, forcing nearly 80% of girls to miss school during their periods. To combat this, SuS Pads is addressing period poverty and breaking the stigma by not just distributing pads but empowering less privileged girls to make their own reusable pads. Girls are provided with materials and equipment, trained to cut and sew their reusable pads, and taught how to care for them, fostering sustainability, self-reliance, and ensuring periods no longer hinder their education and growth.