HAPPY SCHOOL GIRL PROJECT

This milestone is an evidence of your dedication to health and wellness of girls and women and extension the family. We are proud of you Sir and congratulations from all of us Child Online Africa Sefogah Aidam Amenyah

“After receiving free pads, I never missed school again!”
Share stories of change through menstrual equity.

World Menstrual Hygiene Day 2025 is around the corner, and we're celebrating with purpose!

As part of The Happy School Girl Project, we’ll be donating period panties to 10 deserving girls enough to last them for the next 4 years! Because no girl should have to miss school or feel less than confident due to her period.

Are you (or do you know) a girl aged 11–17 who struggles to afford menstrual hygiene products?

Send us a WhatsApp on 0571000001 and tell us why you should be a beneficiary. Let’s break the silence, ease the burden, and uplift one girl at a time.

. Aidam Amenyah

https://toolkits.childonlineafrica.org/exploring-menstrual-knowledge-and-attitudes-towards-menstruation-in-the-ghanaian-context/

Exploring Menstrual Knowledge and Attitudes towards Menstruation in the Ghanaian Context Exploring Menstrual Knowledge and Attitudes Towards Menstruation in the Ghanaian Context What is Menstruation? A monthly event? A rite of passage during puberty? Spoiled blood the body gets rid of? Or ALL of the above? 64% of our amazing adolescent girls have spoken, and they understand that Menstru...

✨ The 16 Days of Activism are just the beginning.
🌈 Keep advocating for menstrual hygiene and girls’ education.
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Shoutout to schools, NGOs, and businesses providing free pads!
👏 Together, we’re building a brighter future.
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Government support is key to making sanitary pads free and accessible.
🩸 Push for policies that prioritize menstrual hygiene.
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Investing in menstrual hygiene = stronger economies.
Educated girls grow into empowered women who uplift societies.

Want to help? Sponsor free sanitary pads for schoolgirls.
Your contribution = brighter futures. Awo Aidam Amenyah

“After receiving free pads, I never missed school again!”
Share stories of change through menstrual equity.

Menstruation is not a taboo.
Educate, empower, and normalize the conversation.

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