Redefining Women’s Health Equity
What is Women’s
Health Equity?
Girls and women face unique challenges, including limited access to care and persistent stigma surrounding menstruation and reproductive health. We focus on wellness, opportunity, and community health to empower the next generation of young women.
We have five actionable non-partisan policy goals to promote the well-being of young girls.
Influence access to school- and community-based health services.
Educate on mental health and social connection.
Normalize menstrual health.
Promote safety and healthy relationships.
Empower girls through leadership and mutual support.
Our Impact
These numbers represent growing connections between girls, mentors, and partners across communities worldwide.
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Countries Impacted
Women lose more years to disability and are less likely to receive adequate care.
Women spend 25% more of their lives in poor health.
Our Mission
The loveYOU project aims to provide a peer-to-peer support system that offers resources and education to adolescent and teenage girls. We value and promote self-care, love, and health.
To fulfill our mission, we are focused on creating and distributing comprehensive and culturally attuned guides for self-care to girls in the US and around the world. We also work with businesses, nonprofits, and clinics to distribute care packages alongside our guides. We welcome any individual interested in our work to reach out directly to us to learn more and get involved.
Why It Matters?
Our care kits and educational guides address more than material needs. They create moments of dignity, understanding, and confidence for girls navigating health inequities.
Each kit supports physical, emotional, and psychological well-being. They are a reminder that self-care and education are essential parts of equality.
Our Partners
We are proud to collaborate with organizations that share our mission of promoting health equity and care access for young women. These partnerships allow us to expand our reach, distribute more kits, and provide meaningful education to communities across the country and abroad.
Founder Bio
Zoya Prabhakar
Zoya Prabhakar is a high school student from northern California who attends Palo Alto High School in the Bay Area. When she’s not playing big sister to young girls in need, Zoya co-chairs the Women’s Health Club at her school and runs a blog of trailblazing women’s stories.
With a passion for women’s issues and public health, Zoya strives to improve opportunities for underprivileged communities.
In her free time, she writes for the school newspaper and acts in theatre productions.