Ignite+ (Toilet for Girls)

Bhumi’s Ignite+ program focuses on improving school infrastructure to ensure safe and hygienic sanitation facilities for children, especially young girls in underserved communities. In Q4 FY 2025-26, the program completed the construction and renovation of 59 toilet units across 16 schools, benefiting 2,280 students.

These interventions have helped create safer and more inclusive learning environments by improving access to essential sanitation facilities. Access to clean and functional toilets plays a crucial role in supporting students’ health, dignity, and regular school attendance. For girls in particular, improved sanitation facilities contribute to a more comfortable and supportive learning experience.

Through quality implementation and sustainable infrastructure development, Ignite+ continues to strengthen school environments and promote better educational outcomes. The program remains committed to advancing gender equality and ensuring that every child has access to safe spaces that support learning, well-being, and long-term development.

Bhumi’s Ignite+ program is dedicated to strengthening school infrastructure to meet the critical need for safe, hygienic, and accessible sanitation facilities, particularly for young girls in underserved communities. In Q3 FY 2025-26, the program supported the construction of 10 girls’ toilets in a government school, directly benefiting 400 girl students.

By creating dedicated and reliable sanitation spaces, the initiative helps improve menstrual hygiene management, reduce health risks, and minimize classroom disruptions caused by inadequate facilities.These infrastructure enhancements contribute to a more secure and supportive learning environment, enabling girls to attend school regularly and participate with greater confidence.

Through focused construction efforts, quality implementation, and a commitment to sustainable outcomes, Ignite+ continues to advance gender equality, empower students, and drive long-term improvements in educational access and well-being.