Health · Dignity · Inclusion
Menstrual Health Awareness and Dignity Support
Age-appropriate education on menstrual health, stigma, and access to dignity support—so girls can attend school and activities with confidence, every day of the month.
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About this program
Menstrual health is a leadership issue: when girls miss school or shrink back from activities because of stigma or lack of supplies, everyone loses. Our awareness sessions are factual, respectful, and tuned to the age group we serve.
Where possible, we connect schools with dignity support—so attendance and participation do not depend on household income alone.
What we focus on
- Clear, stigma-free information on bodies, cycles, and hygiene
- Peer and facilitator dialogue in a psychologically safe setting
- Coordination with schools on private, dignified access to supplies or space
- Messaging that includes boys and teachers where appropriate for culture change
What participants can expect
- Girls who feel prepared—not ashamed—through their school week
- Reduced absence linked to period pain, fear, or teasing
- School environments that treat menstrual health as normal, not taboo