Let’s Break the Silence Together

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Let’s Break the Silence Together

Let’s Break the Silence Together!Join us in the Menstrual Hygiene Day as we launch our 2025 Sanitary Pads Drive, aiming to support 1,500 girls in Kenya’s informal settlements. From May 28 to June 11, We shall distribute sanitary pads and conduct awareness campaigns across Busia, Uasin Gishu, Kisumu, Nairobi and Mombasa county.

Theme: “To make Menstruation a Normal Part of Life by 2030”

Goal: Break taboos, promote menstrual education, and support girls’ health and dignity.

We are calling on organizations, donors, and community allies to partner with us. Let’s make menstruation stigma-free and support every girl to stay in school and thrive.

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Contact us: +254748432400visit our website: www.hopeksai.org

#MenstrualEquity #PeriodPositivity #SupportGirls #HKSAI #PadsDrive2025 #InternationalMenstrualHygieneDay

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