building, so that all the children with Down Syndrome in the state could be helped. She was invited by Foreign Affairs Chairman, Congressman Nielson Pinto and the National Defense Committee, and was honored by the Parliament of Brazil for her humanitarian works. In May 2018, Chhillar reached Manila, Philippines for the press presentation and inauguration of Mister World 2019 contest which was to be venued in the Philippines. Chhillar later reached New Zealand as part of the Beauty with a Purpose campaign. Chhilar, along with the Miss World team visited the Ronald McDonald House in Auckland, and served in the charity house as volunteers. She was named as a judge for the Femina Miss India 2018 contest held on 19 June 2018. She crowned her national successor, Anukreethy Vas at the end of the event. She then visited South Africa to take her project on menstrual hygiene forward. During the first day of the visit, she along with the Miss World team visited the Metro Radio in Johannesburg to commemorate the Nelson Mandela cenetary celebrations. As a result of Chhillar's Beauty With A Purpose Project on feminine hygiene, machines that manufacture low cost and compostable sanitary pads were installed in Nelson Mandela's birthplace Mvezo. The President of South Africa, Cyril Ramaphosa, led the official ceremony of unveiling the first Sanitary Pads Unit, on 18 July 2018, which marked the 100th birth anniversary of Nelson Mandela. Chhillar, along with Miss World 2014, Rolene Strauss, inaugurated the first sanitary pad manufacturing unit set up by them in South Africa. Apart from the launch of the sanitary pad unit, Mandela's birthday was celebrated by handing out more than 200 blankets and winter hats to the elderly at the newly opened 'Nosekeni Nongaphi Health Center'. The Miss World team also donated 100 bicycles to school children in Mvezo, Mandela's home village. She returned to England and joined Stephanie Hill, Miss World Europe 2017 for the presentation of £15,000 raised by the charity projects of Miss England contestants. It was donated to the Mid Derbyshire Riding School for the disabled. During her reign, she suffered a leg injury and was unable to perform her duties for a month. After her recovery, she landed in Los Angeles, California for Miss World America 2018. Chhillar reached Sri Lanka and met John Amaratunga, the Minister of Tourism Development of Sri Lanka. She later visited the Philippines for the