"Sanyuka Nange" means "Be Happy with Me." We're breaking down barriers to education by ensuring every girl can manage her menstrual health with dignity and confidence.
Empowering adolescent girls aged 12-19 across Kayunga, Mukono, Jinja, and Wakiso districts through comprehensive menstrual hygiene education, product distribution, and community engagement.
Understanding the barriers that prevent girls from staying in school and achieving their potential
In many of our communities, girls struggle to manage their periods due to multiple interconnected challenges that threaten their education and future opportunities.
Limited access to proper sanitary products creates barriers to education
Schools lack clean, private spaces for menstrual hygiene management
Girls lack proper education about their bodies and menstrual health
Cultural taboos and lack of support from families and communities
Our comprehensive four-phase approach addresses every aspect of menstrual hygiene management
Teaching girls about their bodies and proper menstrual hygiene management
Providing free reusable sanitary products to reduce financial barriers
Enhancing school facilities for better menstrual hygiene management
Involving parents, teachers, and leaders in supporting girls' education
Over the past five years, we've witnessed incredible transformations in our communities. Our comprehensive approach has created lasting change in the lives of thousands of girls.
By removing the barriers associated with menstruation, we're empowering girls to stay in school, excel in their studies, and look forward to brighter futures. Our project isn't just about hygiene— it's about breaking down barriers to education and creating opportunities.
Moments of empowerment, education, and transformation
Join us in breaking down barriers to education and empowering girls to reach their full potential. Together, we can change the statistic that 60% of girls are at risk of dropping out due to menstrual challenges.