Gcina: Keeping our girls dreams alive

Gcina: Keeping our girls dreams alive Gcina: keeping our girls dreams alive (NPO Reg: 172-023) is supplying free sanitary towels to the mo That is an approximate two months each year.

Gcina “Keeping our girls dreams alive” (NPO Reg: 172-023) was established with the pure intensions of assisting the
disadvantaged school teenagers by providing free sanitary towels. A research that was conducted by some of our board members in trying to understand some of the issues that resulted from girls dropping out from school, shown that some teenagers miss school on an average of five school days a month due to menstrual cycles as they cannot afford sanitary towels. To remain in class some are using unhygienic alternatives such as old rugs, socks filled with sand, news papers, grass, leaves, and etc. Women who use cloths are often too embarrassed to dry them in the sun, which means they don't get disinfected. This results in numerous diseases such as uterine and bladder cancer and can also affect maternal mortality.

16/11/2021

Why can’t this be clear enough? Why?! Or is it that our leaders have decided otherwise concerning this. Thank you Julius Malema Speaks

24/10/2021

With prayers to God, sizobuyani zithandwa zam... our girls dreams Alive

7 of the 19 schools given in April ❤️Ntsimbini, Gcinibandla, Ngubezulu, Qanda, Butulo, Langalitshini and Buje in the pic...
02/05/2019

7 of the 19 schools given in April ❤️

Ntsimbini, Gcinibandla, Ngubezulu, Qanda, Butulo, Langalitshini and Buje in the picture....

We love our girls

Schools have reported an improvement in school attendance 💪🏽😁 its a mission accomplished 💪🏽... May God continue to bless each one of our donors.

NB:- we do not donate to individuals or organizations. We’ve received calls from people asking for pads. This is for disadvantaged school going teenagers.

13/02/2019
Here’s 3 of the 15 schools that benefited this month. Gcina gave out 1064 pads to Port St. John’s and Nyandeni local mun...
13/02/2019

Here’s 3 of the 15 schools that benefited this month. Gcina gave out 1064 pads to Port St. John’s and Nyandeni local municipality schools. We calling out on the Eastern Cape Department of Education to impliment free sanitary towels to under privileged schools. Gcina has been running for the past 3 years successfully. And each year the need has risen. We hope someone in power reads this and support the organization.

Work continues
13/10/2018

Work continues

04/06/2018

Tomorrow at 8:40am,our own founder, Mathabo Dadasi will be live on TruFM. Don't miss the interview

Mama, there are those who promised to donate pads, we are still waiting for their signal. Got this picture from one the ...
19/04/2018

Mama, there are those who promised to donate pads, we are still waiting for their signal.

Got this picture from one the schools we adopted as Gcina today 👩‍🏫😍

Hoping Department of Education Eastern Cape will take this epidemic seriously, like it has been with KZN. Even though KZN pads distribution has become another way of looting governmental resources. Gcina is here DOE EC, let’s work together in ensuring that pads are received by the learners. We need your assistance with funding.

What a day it has been!!! 🎊🎉☺️ To all the guys delivering the pads!!! Thank you for volunteering your time 🙂 Thanks to a...
24/01/2018

What a day it has been!!! 🎊🎉☺️ To all the guys delivering the pads!!! Thank you for volunteering your time 🙂 Thanks to all the donors for making this day a success!!! These are some of the 10 schools visited 🛒 Looking forward to the next 22 schools to be visited 💪🏽

05/01/2018

Its that time of the year; schools reopening. For us at Gcina: Keeping our girls dreams alive ; its raising funds and collecting pads to be donated to most disadvantaged rural schools. In 2018, we still come to your humble hearts. It has been through your donations that we still stand. Two successful years and we going stronger. Together we are able to change lives. Like, share and donate Gcina: Keeping our girls dreams alive . Want to donate pads? do not hesitate, inbox or comment.

Two teams were out yesterday, 19/09/2017 in PSJ LM rural schools. Adopted 8 schools to receive sanitary towels for the n...
20/09/2017

Two teams were out yesterday, 19/09/2017 in PSJ LM rural schools. Adopted 8 schools to receive sanitary towels for the next 12 months. Thanks to all donors!!!!!!!! Siyaquba ngenxayenxaso yenu!!!!!!!!

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