Blessed Care International Foundation recently conducted an educational outreach program at the Monome M.A. Basic School in Akatsi South, focusing on menstrual hygiene and health. The initiative, held on November 9, 2024, aimed to equip young girls with the knowledge and resources needed to manage their menstrual cycles with confidence and dignity.
During the interactive session, the foundation’s team addressed common myths and misconceptions surrounding menstruation, promoting open discussions and encouraging the students to ask questions. The program also included a donation of sanitary pads and drinks to support the girls’ menstrual hygiene needs.
By providing education and essential supplies, Blessed Care International seeks to empower young girls and help them overcome the challenges associated with menstruation. The foundation’s efforts are designed to promote health, education, and gender equality, ultimately contributing to the creation of a more equitable and supportive society.
The community has expressed appreciation for the initiative, recognizing the positive impact it will have on the students’ lives. Blessed Care International remains committed to supporting vulnerable communities through impactful projects, fostering a brighter future for generations to come.
Through its menstrual hygiene education program, Blessed Care International is helping to break down barriers and empower young girls to reach their full potential.