Girls Toilet Project | CSR Initiative for Rural School Sanitation

Goal : ₹ 75,000.00

Project Construction Progress

Progress

Phases :
1. Septic tank & Toilet plinth : ✔️
2. Brickwork : ✔️
3. Sanitary ware & Partition : ✔️
4. Pipelines & Overhead tank : pending
5. Tiling : pending
6. Coloring & Sign boards : pending

ETA : 14 days after funds

Aim:

To provide a safe, hygienic, and well-ventilated sanitation facility for girl students at Tisgaon Vidyalay, ensuring health, privacy, and equal opportunity for education.

Objectives:

Construct a dedicated girls’ toilet unit (1 toilet + 3 urinals) within the school campus.
Encourage attendance and confidence among girl students by removing sanitation barriers.
Create a model rural sanitation unit replicable in other villages through CSR partnerships.
Ensure continuous water supply through a small overhead tank and efficient pipeline.
Provide proper ventilation, tiling, and durable materials for long-term cleanliness.

Project Photographs

Beneficiary Girls mentioning Toilet facility video on 12-11-2025

Target Beneficiaries:

150 girl students from rural and tribal backgrounds enrolled at Tisgaon Vidyalay.
Indirect beneficiaries: teachers, female staff, and visiting community learners who gain access to hygienic sanitation facilities.

Implementation Progress

Structure Completed: Total 14 ft x 6 ft Construction area
Pending Work (Final Stage):
- Ceramic tiling and wall finishing
- Coloring and painting for bright interiors
- Pipeline and overhead tank installation for continuous water flow
Completion Timeline: Within two weeks of fund receipt
Transparency: Photo documentation and donor report upon completion.

Why It Matters:

A functional, clean toilet is not a luxury—it’s a right.
In rural India, many girls miss school during menstruation or drop out due to lack of privacy and sanitation. This project restores their dignity, safety, and regular attendance.
Your contribution will complete the final stage and ensure that no girl skips education because of inadequate sanitation.

Project Information

स्वच्छता आणि सन्मानातून ग्रामीण मुलींचे सशक्तीकरण

तिसगाव विद्यालयातील ‘मुलींसाठी शौचालय प्रकल्प’ हा केवळ पायाभूत सुविधा नाही, तर तो सन्मान, सुरक्षितता आणि समान संधींचे प्रतीक आहे. ग्रामीण भागात स्वच्छ शौचालय नसल्यामुळे अनेक मुलींची शाळेत गैरहजेरी, आरोग्यधोके आणि कधी कधी शिक्षणातूनच बाहेर पडणे हे प्रकार घडतात. हा प्रकल्प पूर्ण झाल्यानंतर १५० मुलींना संकोचमुक्त, आत्मविश्वासाने शाळेत हजेरी लावता येईल.

एसडीजी ६: स्वच्छ पाणी आणि स्वच्छतेला थेट पाठबळ

हा उपक्रम संयुक्त राष्ट्रांचे शाश्वत विकास लक्ष्य ६ (स्वच्छ पाणी व स्वच्छता) प्रत्यक्षात आणतो. खेळती हवा , टिकाऊ टाइल्स, पाणीपुरवठा पाइपलाइन आणि पाण्याची टाकी यामुळे स्वच्छतागृह सुविधा स्वच्छ, सुरक्षित आणि दीर्घकाल टिकणारी राहील. सत्यशोधक महिला विकास मंडळ (satyashodhak.org) ग्रामीण शाळांचा परिसर स्वच्छ व सन्मानपूर्वक बनवण्याच्या ध्येयाने काम करत आहे.

शिक्षण, विद्यार्थीनी उपस्थिती आणि आत्मविश्वास

स्वच्छ शौचालय म्हणजे केवळ आरोग्यविषयक गोष्ट नाही, तर ते शिक्षणातील सातत्य आणि मुलींचा आत्मविश्वास वाढवते. स्वच्छ व सुरक्षित सुविधा मिळाल्यास मुली नियमित उपस्थिती ठेवतात, वर्गात सक्रिय राहतात आणि किशोरावस्थेतही संकोचाशिवाय आपली स्वप्ने पूर्ण करण्याचा धीर मिळतो.

शाश्वतता आणि दीर्घकालीन परिणाम

सिमेंट-ब्रिक बांधकाम आणि परिणामकारक डिझाइन यामुळे कमी देखभाल खर्च व सोबत टिकाऊपणा जास्त मिळतो.

कीवर्ड्स: मुलींसाठी शौचालय प्रकल्प, शिक्षणातील CSR, ग्रामीण शाळा स्वच्छता, SDG 6 भारत, स्वच्छता आणि सन्मान, मुलींची उपस्थिती, महिला सक्षमीकरण, शाश्वत स्वच्छता, ग्रामीण विकास, सत्यशोधक महिला विकास मंडळ.

Empowering Rural Girls Through Hygiene and Dignity

The Girls’ Toilet Project at Tisgaon Vidyalay represents more than just infrastructure—it symbolizes dignity, safety, and equal opportunity. For many young girls in rural India, the absence of clean sanitation leads to absenteeism, health risks, and even school dropouts. By completing this facility, we ensure that 150 girls can attend school confidently and without hesitation.

Supporting SDG 6: Clean Water and Sanitation

This initiative aligns directly with Sustainable Development Goal 6 (Clean Water and Sanitation), ensuring every child, especially girls, has access to safe and hygienic facilities. The design includes proper ventilation, durable tiling, water pipeline, and an overhead tank, ensuring sustainability and long-term usability. Through this project, Satyashodhak Mahila Vikas Mandal (satyashodhak.org) continues its mission of transforming rural education environments with dignity and cleanliness.

Education, Attendance, and Confidence

A hygienic toilet facility is not just about health—it’s about confidence and continuity in education. With access to clean sanitation, girls are more likely to attend classes regularly, participate actively, and pursue their ambitions without barriers. Hygiene and privacy directly contribute to improved learning outcomes and emotional well-being, especially during adolescence.

Sustainability and Long-Term Impact

Built with cement bricks and eco-efficient design, this project ensures durability and minimal maintenance cost.

Keywords: girls’ toilet project, CSR in education, rural school sanitation, SDG 6 India, hygiene and dignity, girl student attendance, women empowerment, sustainable sanitation, rural development, Satyashodhak Mahila Vikas Mandal.

CURRENT STATUS OF GIRLS TOILET PROJECT

Project Start Date : 11 October 2025

girls to benefit (projected)

Pending tasks (Tiling, pipeline, coloring)

FAQ

1. What is the Girls’ Toilet Project at Tisgaon Vidyalay?

The Girls’ Toilet Project is a rural sanitation initiative by Satyashodhak Mahila Vikas Mandal aimed at providing a clean, ventilated, and safe toilet facility for 150 girl students at Tisgaon Vidyalay. The project promotes hygiene, dignity, and gender equality in education.

2. Why is this project important for girl education?

Lack of sanitation is one of the biggest reasons for school absenteeism among rural girls. A hygienic toilet encourages regular attendance, improves confidence, and ensures that girls continue their education without interruption.

3. What is the current status of the project?

The main structure is already completed. The project is in its final stage, requiring funds for tiling, coloring, and installation of the water pipeline with an overhead tank.

4. What is the total project cost?

The total estimated cost is ₹60,000, covering tiling, plumbing, painting, and final finishing work. The project will be completed within two weeks of receiving the funds.

5. How does this project align with CSR goals?

This initiative fits under Schedule VII (ii) of the Companies Act, 2013—“Promoting education, gender equality, and environmental sustainability.” It also aligns with UN SDG 6: Clean Water and Sanitation and SDG 4: Quality Education.

6. Who are the beneficiaries of this project?

The direct beneficiaries are 150 girl students of Tisgaon Vidyalay, while indirect beneficiaries include teachers, female staff, and nearby community members who gain access to hygienic sanitation facilities.

7. How will the project ensure long-term sustainability?

The toilet unit is built using cement bricks, proper ventilation, and water-efficient design. Its maintenance will be managed by the school management committee and Satyashodhak Mahila Vikas Mandal, ensuring regular cleanliness and functionality.

8. How will transparency and reporting be maintained for donors?

All donors and CSR partners will receive photographs, utilization reports, and completion certificates after project execution. Transparency and accountability are key values of Satyashodhak Mahila Vikas Mandal.

9. Can corporates support this under their CSR initiative?

Yes. The organization is CSR-1 certified and 80G registered, making it fully eligible to receive CSR funds. Companies can support either the full project or part of it under their annual CSR plan.

10. How can individuals or CSR teams contribute?

Donations can be made directly through satyashodhak.org or by contacting Dr. Vishwajeet Vinayak Gaike, Secretary of Satyashodhak Mahila Vikas Mandal. Contributors can sponsor the entire ₹60,000 project or donate any amount to help complete it. CSR-1 & 80G certificates available for verification [Download PDF].