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No girl should have to choose between her wellbeing and her education. Yet many displaced girls face period poverty, stigma, untreated mental health challenges, and limited access to sexual and reproductive health information and services. These barriers can push them out of school, limit their choices, and undermine their confidence.
We center menstrual health as a gateway to wider wellbeing, providing menstrual products, menstrual health education, and safe spaces that enable girls and young women to manage their periods confidently. Alongside this, we address mental health needs through peer support and arts for healing, and we equip girls with accurate, rights-based SRH information so they can make informed decisions about their bodies and futures.
7,000+
menstrual products distributed
5,000+
girls educated on menstrual health and sexual & reproductive health (SRH)
100+
mothers engaged through Mother–Daughter Menstruation Forums
10+
Period Republic clubs (school-based menstrual health clubs) established
Our flagship school-based menstrual health advocacy program ensures that no girl misses school or loses dignity because of her period. Through school pad banks, menstrual health and SRH education, and student-led Period Republics, we tackle stigma and sustain peer-
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Creating open, safe spaces for honest conversations between girls, parents, caregivers, and community leaders. These dialogues dismantle taboos, strengthen family communication,
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International Menstrual Hygiene Coalition
Our work challenging menstrual stigma and period poverty for displaced girls and young women has been honoured with the RedVocate Award by the International Menstrual Hygiene Coalition.
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We are the only organization in Cameroon dedicated exclusively to supporting internally displaced girls and young women affected by the Anglophone Crisis.
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