Thanks to our supporters, 150 AFRIpads Menstrual kits were donated to underprivileged girls at the Chitokoto School in Northern Malawi, in celebration of Menstrual Hygiene Day ππͺπΎ
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Happy Menstrual Hygiene Day!! #WeAreCommitted to supporting girls and women to manage their period with comfort and dignity. Thanks to our dear supporters we have been able to provide 11.000 schoolgirl kits to girls and women in need in 2021. Hopefully we can support even more girls in 2022! Do you want to contribute? Please visit www.afripadsfoundation.org to make a donation π«Άπ½
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I swear those are the best pads around town , am so comfortable wz them . I love u my AFIpads u make my reds comfortable.
Last week AFRIpads donated 1000 #afripadsschoolgirlkits and AFRIpads underwear to underpriviliged schoolgirls in Agago, Northern Uganda, on behalf of the AFRIpads Foundationπ.
The girls were also trained on #MenstrualHealthHygiene using the AFRIpads #mhh curriculum. All the beneficiaries were excited about their gifts and new knowledge! πͺπ‘
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Bravo how can we partner with you
Happy International Women's Day! We believe that investing in girls is investing in the future. Thank you for helping us fight for equality between men and women!
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At AFRIpads, we believe that the best way to build knowledge on Menstrual Health and Hygiene (MHH) is to speak directly to women and girls about their own experiences.
We were therefore so excited when the IOM - UN Migration Mozambique office engaged AFRIpads to undertake a pilot study.
The aim of the pilot study was to build better understanding of the acceptability and appropriateness of AFRIpads reusable sanitary pads among women and adolescents aged 13-29 in Mozambique.
To read the Key Findings report, head to the AFRIpads website: www.afripads.com/blog/iom-mozambique-and-afripads-pilot-study/
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IOM Mozambique and AFRIpads Pilot: Key Findings - AFRIpads
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Since December 2020, IOM Mozambique has distributed over 2,000 AFRIpads 4-pack Menstrual Kits to 1,000 beneficiaries in the three study sites in Mozambique.Designed in collaboration with women and girls in Africa over the past years, AFRIpads Underwear is perfect in combination with AFRIpads reusable pads β or just as everyday underwear. Want to learn more? Just take a look: www.afripads.com/products/afripads-durable-underwear-africa/ ... See MoreSee Less
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AFRIpads exists because we believe menstruation should not be a barrier for any woman, anywhere. Women are the backbone of our societies and they deserve access to safe and dignified solutions to managing their periods, and the freedom to rise to their dreams and achieve their true potential.
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You do great job
Thanks for uplifting girl child
Uganda reopened its schools on Monday after the longest pandemic-prompted shutdown in the world. We sincerely hope all students will return to the classrooms soon. www.nytimes.com/2022/01/10/world/africa/uganda-schools-reopen.html ... See MoreSee Less

Uganda Reopens Schools After World’s Longest Covid Shutdown
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Many countries have closed classrooms on and off, but Uganda had kept more than 10 million students at home since March 2020. Critics say it took a heavy toll.Did you know that for only β¬7,50 we provide one girl with an AFRIpads Menstrual Kit and thus ensure her school attendance for a full year? Get into the Holiday spirit and help us support girls in Uganda to go to school! π Please check: www.afripadsfoundation.org/support-us/ ... See MoreSee Less
Am happy to meet people like you. Am the founder Director of God's hope jinja charity organisation which focus on implement social and health projects in adolescent youth through peer education. Were in need of sanitary pads to uplift girl child