Even with advancements in educational opportunities, a considerable number of girls in Sri Lanka are still confronted with serious challenges stemming from inadequate access to menstrual hygiene products and proper sanitation facilities. This hidden crisis forces many students to miss classes during their periods, exacerbating the existing educational divide. Cultural taboos surrounding menstruation further complicate matters by instilling feelings of shame and isolation among these young women. In the absence of adequate support systems, many girls struggle academically or may even…