Girl4Girl Kenya
Girl4Girl Kenya was formed with the main objective to provide sanitary towels & mentorship to underprivileged secondary school going girls.
Girl4Girl Kenya aims to provide sanitary towels & mentorship to underprivileged secondary school going girls.Sanitary towel is an important commodity to a girl child and women at large . Research hows that , girls from poor backgrounds cannot afford this necessity . They resort to using uncouth methods during their me**es such as banana leaves, pieces of tissue, pieces of materials and mattresses
31/08/2018
Every Girl deserves to stay in School.
Married at 3, Divorced at 7: Two Ethiopian Girls Share Their Story “I was really young on my wedding day. And I didn’t know we’d have s*x that night."
18/08/2018
“I have travelled the world and met people in many countries. I’ve seen firsthand many of the problems we are facing today — war, economic instability, climate change and health crises. And I can tell you that the answer is girls.” — Malala
28/07/2018
Passaris donates sanitary pads to street women, asks for special kitty Street girls and women who have been suffering quietly during their me**es have gotten a reprieve albeit temporarily.Nairobi Woman Representative Esther Passaris on Wednesday visited some of them in Majengo and offered 200 packets of sanitary pads.Speaking to the Star, Passaris challenged the govern...
No woman or girl should have to go through this sad ordeal during their periods.
" The best tool a girl can have is self confidence; being in her periods shouldn't take that away"
09/07/2018
As we seek to fill lack of gap in our local community, invites you once again to support us in this course.
You can donate as little as Ksh. 50 and buy one packet. You can also donate in kind; On how you can drop your donations please call us on +254 720852449.
We would also like to invite anyone who would wish to give back to our community by donating their skills to in areas of
° Photo & Videography
° Graphic Design
To get in touch with us on +254 720852449
📧 [email protected]
Being a National School, draws students from all over the country and some girls come from underprivileged family backgrounds.
with your support was able to reach out to these girls and provide . We hope to continue supporting them on their journey.
Special thanks to their Guidance & Counsellor teacher Mr. Luchu Martin Milton & the school administration for making it possible.
"No woman or girl should have to choose between food and menstrual pads"
27/06/2018
16/06/2018
Hongera Tanzania 👏
http://www.thecitizen.co.tz/News/Govt-to-scrap-tax-on-sanitary-pads/1840340-4612558-gfimc7z/index.html
Tanzania to scrap tax on sanitary pads Tanzania to scrap tax on sanitary pads
09/06/2018
See their smiles 😁☺😆
More photographic experience from our Kisauni high, Mombasa visit
08/06/2018
We say for your immense support! 👏 👏
To the friends of Girl4Girl Kenya who accompanied us to Kisauni high school, Mombasa, yesterday for coming & to the school administration, thank you for giving us the opportunity.
Special mention to , thank you for your support Wangombe, Sammy Olinda and your entire team. Asante Sana 👏
The girls had an empowering talk from Christine Daniels, thank you for the inspiration!
They also learnt how to chart their and they promised no more stains, no more feeling ashamed, no more not knowing when their periods are due, they are now in of their
Thereafter, we had a lot of fun issuing out to the girls! It was a delightful moment because of support from everyone who donated & made it happen!
We have 100 more girls to reach out to this month. You can support us on Mpesa Paybill 536959
07/06/2018
We should have more open periods conversations to both our boys and girls.
Parents have a first hand obligation to steer this conversation right from their homes.
Do not wait to have "THE TALK" with the kids at a certain age. Having 'this talk' all at once can be highly overwhelming. Instead have small continuous talks as the children grow and build on details as they progress with age.
Photo courtesy
31/05/2018
We would like to appreciate everyone of us who has/is experiencing our journey at Girl4Girl Kenya. Thank you for your generous contributions in terms of cash/ in kind/ time & ideas. We love you!
Yesterday the girls of Bamburi Community High School, Mombasa were super delighted to receive menstruation pads 👏👏
We had an awesome time with the girls! The girls received powerful talk from Madam Syprose & Patricia, we hope they carried away great lessons to guide them 📚📔
Special appreciation to the school administration for allowing us to reach out to the girls.
There are more needy girls in our community who need our help on
Next week we shall visit another high school and provide
Our Mpesa paybill no: 536959
Thank 🙏 you for your support.
With Syprose Odero Kagechi Ka Wangombe Esther Elvirah Sewe Kevin Carol Gichiri Grace Kagema
This Wednesday 30th.May; because of your generous contributions, Girl4Girl Kenya, will deliver its first batch of pads to Bamburi Community High School in Bamburi, Mombasa. 👏👏👏
Bamburi Community High School is a private owned school. The schools draws its students from struggling family backgrounds in the community. And You, have made it possible to reach out to these needy girls in terms of Menstrual Health Management.
Tomorrow, the girls will receive pads as part of your donations.
Asante Sana. 👏
For anyone who would wish to buy a menstrual pad/pads; You can still do so via our Mpesa Paybill No 536959.
There are more needy girls to be reached. Periods don't stop.
21/05/2018
Menstruation health management challenge is a global issue.
We couldn't be happier for this noble course that The Duke & Duchess of Suss*x are supporting. 👏👏
Harry and Meghan: Don't send gifts, buy sanitary pads for Indian women Prince Harry and Meghan Markle are asking for donations to the Myna Mahila Foundation, a Mumbai charity that makes affordable sanitary products for women.
11/05/2018
From around the world 👇
http://www.bbc.com/news/world-asia-india-44065197?ocid=socialflow_facebook&ns_mchannel=social&ns_source=facebook&ns_campaign=bbcnews
Anger at sanitary pad election pledge India activists say the promise is "laughable" given the move to tax sanitary pads despite protests.
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