— Lead women’s health education and care kit initiatives at your high school with guidance and support from our national team
The Project Pink Kit Chapter Starter Guide
Who This is For
Who Can Start a Chapter?
• High school students interested in leadership and service
• Students involved in health, advocacy, or service clubs
• Students who want to create meaningful impact at their school
No prior experience required!
What Chapter Leaders Do
Chapter leaders:
• Organize women’s health education workshops
• Lead care kit assembly and distribution events
• Recruit and manage student volunteers
• Partner with local clinics and community organizations
• Track impact and volunteer hours
What Project Pink Kit Provides
We support every chapter with:
• Ready-to-use curriculum and lesson outlines
• Training for student educators and leaders
• Care kit guidelines and partner connections
• Ongoing mentorship and organizational support
• Templates for outreach, events, and reporting
Time Commitment
Most chapter leaders commit:
• 2–4 hours per month during the school year
• More time during events or kit drives
Chapters scale based on student availability.
Leadership Roles
Chapter leadership roles may include:
• Chapter President / Founder
• Education Lead
• Service & Care Kits Lead
• Outreach & Partnerships Lead
• Communications Lead
Students can start small and grow into leadership.
How to Start
How to Start a Chapter
1. Submit the Chapter Interest Form
2. Meet with the Project Pink Kit national team
3. Identify a faculty advisor (if required)
4. Complete training and onboarding 5. Launch your chapter.
Ready to Get Started?
Start a chapter at your school and lead women’s health education and care initiatives.