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In January, members of our team traveled to India and had the privilege of participating in a health education seminar focused on menstrual health and dignity for adolescent girls.
These sessions go far beyond basic information — they create safe spaces where young women can ask questions, build confidence, and gain essential life skills. Through this initiative, the Center is providing 500 girls in Kolkata with quarterly menstrual health training and access to disposable pads throughout the year. This work ensures that girls have both the knowledge and the resources they need to stay healthy and remain in school.
Our commitment extends to similar programs in Meru and Maua, Kenya, where girls receive menstrual products alongside education that promotes self-esteem, health awareness, and economic resilience. Because of your generosity, more than 1,000 girls are receiving reliable access to menstrual products and life-skills education — support that prevents missed school days, protects future opportunities, and affirms the dignity of young women.
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