Dyvigya Care Wellness Foundation is a grassroots non-profit working for menstrual education, women's empowerment through skill development & sustainable rural livelihood generation and bovine welfare since 2018 Dyvigya Care works extensively with women empowerment for one vision: No woman should feel helpless and at the whims of her family/husband to make simple life choices. The foundation’s work has been focused on- vocational training, providing livelihood, menstrual awareness and accessibility in Government schools, Prisons, Remote rural towns, and suburban communities in Uttar Pradesh. Dyvigya Care has collaborated with all leading women clubs like Rotary, Lioness, Lipton Clubs and with multiple government initiatives like Beti Padhao Beti Bachao and Mission Shakti and with Anganwaadis and Municipal Corporations. The foundation has directly impacted over 3500 women from rural communities, more than 500 women from District Jails of Moradabad, Rampur and Meerut, Uttar Pradesh by providing them with vocational trainings and employment opportunities through the crochet and knitting work and through making idols, lamps and pooja and decor material from cow-dung. In the past year 1,00,000 lamps made with cow-dung were donated for the Ayodhya Deepotsava Mahotsava, and 2000 mufflers were sent to Indian Soldiers appointed at Kupwara district in the Kashmir Division. Through their work on menstrual awareness and empowerment, the foundation has conducted awareness seminars for middle school girls in 150 schools and 60 independent seminars in remote areas in Moradabad district, impacting more than 10,000 girls. The foundation also distributes pads in schools, remote areas, Jails, and sub-urban communities through their project: 100 Life Altering Pads : which covers sanitary pads for an entire year. More than 3000 girls were donated pads for their entire year between 2020-23. During the covid-19 pandemic, when the women fell short of employment opportunities and faced perils in their houses, the foundation focused on providing them with vocational training and employment to make Disposable and cloth masks, PPE kits and donatable food packets. With around 200 women in the sub-urban community around the registered office of the foundation - 70,000 masks, 10,000 PPE kits and around 1,00,000 food packets were made and distributed in distraught communities in collaboration with the Municipal Corporation of Moradabad and Beti Bachao Beti Padhao Abhiyaan of Indian Government.