Guide Educational Foundation

"Every girl, Everywhere, Deserves Menstrual Dignity."
We celebrated Menstrual Hygiene Day with students at Living Foundation International School. It was very interactive, and the students were happy to learn a lot about their menstrual health. We gave out 72 sanitary products to the students.
The theme of Menstrual Hygiene Day 2025 is: Together for a . In a , there is no stigma and taboos surrounding menstruation. It is a world where everyone can have access to period products, education, and period-friendly infrastructures.

Thanks to and we gave out some reusable sanitary panties and pads to the girls at Akusame Viunta Basic School in the Volta region. The teachers and students were very grateful as menstrual hygiene education is an integral part of their duty. The surplus were left at the change room that has been created for the girls to use during their period days. An initiative we are very happy to know about.

The last batch of the reusable sanitary products(60 pieces) sent to us from Utah, by the Young Women and Relief Society sister in Draper has been given to girls at Logba Akusame/Vuinta Basic School. It was an interactive session with them discussing menstrual hygiene/health and how it affects their academic studies and how to best take care of themselves during the monthly periods.

A big "THANK YOU" to Alisa Broadbent and all the Young Women Organization in Draper 5th Ward of the Sandy Utah Hidden Valley Stake for supporting our campaign.

We had a menstrual hygiene education/awareness with the girls at Larabanga D/A School in the northern part of Ghana. We also gave out 60 pieces of the reusable sanitary towels made by the Young Women Organization of Draper Street in Utah for girls in Ghana. Shout out to the school principal(Mr. Ahmed) and Ibrahim for assisting us with the education on menstrual hygiene.

We educated the students at Bimma Methodist School on menstrual hygiene. 80 pieces of the reusable sanitary products sent to us from the Young Women Organization in Draper 5th Ward of the Sandy Utah Valley Stake was given to the students at Bimma Methodist School in one if the rural communities in the Ashanti region. This will help keep the girls in school so they don't miss classes when they have their periods.

A big thank you to the amazing young women who came together to make these sanitary products for these girls. We are grateful🙏🏿

The students from our partner school(Great Leaders Educational Complex) were happy to received replies from their penpals at Stoney Greek Elementary School in the USA. They in turn have wrote replies back and answered all the questions asked by their penpals. Shout out to .haire_ for making this collaboration possible 😁

Yesterday, we planted some trees with the students at the Great Leaders Educational Complex. We planted mango trees, coconut trees, an orange tree, and a sour sop tree. We had a fun time planting with the pupils.

We planted some trees with the students at Kids Master Community School. We planted a coconut tree, mango tree, orange tree, soursop tree, and guava tree. The students were very excited to take part in this project.

Today is GREEN GHANA DAY and we planted some trees with the students at Living Foundation International School. We planted a mango tree, orange tree, guava tree, and coconut tree.

As part of our MENSTRUAL HYGIENE DAY celebration, we visited the Ankaase Methodist Junior High School and Bosomtwe Senior High Technical School to educate them on the importance of good menstrual hygiene. We gave out 65 sanitary pads(one each for the girls and the surplus left at the school office to be used when any of the girls need it in school). Thanks to and for making this possible😊

We had a very interactive discussion with the teachers of The Step Academy on learning difficulties among children. Our partnership with Insightful mind GH is to collaborate and create more awareness of mental health issues in the Ghanaian communities.