Scope Plus is a remarkable NGO that I've had the privilege of working with for over three years. As I grew up, I realised the taboos associated with menstrual hygiene and decided to help young girls by creating awareness. During this time, I also realised that there was lack of information about cervical cancer, its causes, risks and prevention and took up the task of education young girls and women about it. Since then I have been deeply involved in raising awareness about crucial women's health issues. From organizing menstrual hygiene camps and educational talks to spearheading cervical cancer vaccination drives and informative sessions, Scope Plus has consistently strived to make a positive impact on women's health. One of the driving forces behind Scope Plus's success is its founder, Seema ma'am. Her unwavering dedication and tireless efforts to help us empower women and improve their health have left an indelible mark on me. Her leadership and passion have inspired me and countless others to work towards a healthier, more informed society. Scope Plus and Seema ma'am have truly made a difference, and I am grateful to have been a part of this impactful journey.

Kaavya Bhartia, Grade 12 student of The Shri Ram School, Moulsari

As a mother and volunteer, I am deeply grateful for the incredible work that the NGO, Scope Plus, has been doing, and for the opportunity my daughter has had to be a part of their mission for over 3 years. Scope Plus has been a beacon of hope and empowerment and we have together taken the task of spreading awareness on crucial women's health issues such as menstrual hygiene and cervical cancer prevention. It has been a pleasure to work with Seema maam. Her tireless efforts in helping Project helping hand organizing hygiene camps, informative talks and vaccination drives, have helped many young girls and women not only by safeguarding their health but by also empowering them with knowledge and confidence.

Ruchika Bhartia