Clean water access and menstrual dignity for learners
This program removes two of the most basic barriers to education: lack of safe water and lack of menstrual hygiene products. We support underserved schools with WASH improvements and reusable sanitary pads so girls can stay in class with health, dignity, and confidence.
Raised - 75% Cycle Progress
Goal - Full school coverage
Program Focus
We prioritize clean water access, menstrual health, and school retention by addressing the infrastructure and product gaps that keep learners away from the classroom.
Implementation Summary
The current cycle combines school partnerships, reusable pad distribution, menstrual health education, and practical WASH support delivered under professional oversight and local volunteer coordination.
Current Challenges
Period poverty, weak water and sanitation infrastructure, and the gap between community goodwill and professional execution remain key barriers. Our team addresses these through structured partnerships, field delivery, and strong governance.
- Reusable sanitary pads for girls in underserved schools
- Clean water and sanitation improvements
- Menstrual health education and dignity support
- Professional project management and reporting
- Youth volunteer support for field implementation
Field Notes (03)
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School Partner Coordinator
February 16, 2026Attendance follow-up improved when mentors shared weekly learner updates directly with class teachers and caregivers.
Community Mentor Lead
February 18, 2026Home visits helped us identify barriers early and reconnect learners to school before absenteeism became long-term.
Caregiver Representative
February 21, 2026When communication stayed consistent between school and home, learners showed stronger confidence and participation.