A menstrual-health and reproductive-health initiative combining products, education and community conversations to reduce stigma and strengthen girls’ dignity.
With support from The Pollination Project, Give Hope Uganda delivered a community-led menstrual-health project built around a simple belief: practical local solutions can change what is possible for girls.
By combining menstrual products with health education and conversation, the project addressed both immediate material needs and the stigma that can keep girls silent.
Period poverty, limited menstrual-health information and stigma can affect girls’ confidence, school participation and ability to manage menstruation with dignity.
Give Hope Uganda combined menstrual products with puberty and reproductive-health education and open community conversations designed to make menstruation easier to discuss.
100 girls directly supported with menstrual products
200+ girls and community members reached with puberty and reproductive-health education
Open conversations helped challenge stigma and silence around menstrual health
