Our WCW Pillar Mbabazi🇺🇬 reminds us that the fight for menstrual equity continues until EVERY girl regardless of background is able to menstruate with dignity - free from stigma, shame or period poverty. This is possible let’s fight to #EndPeriodPoverty & #EndPeriodStigma

The fight for menstrual equity is far from over but together, we are making strides. Every girl deserves to menstruate with dignity, free from stigma, shame or period poverty. Let’s keep pushing for access to products, education and policies so no girl misses school.

We started our 5-day training of youth leaders in Mityana district on Menstrual Hygiene management. We are training them how to be menstrual hygiene advocates, address menstrual challenges holistically & skilling them to make reusable pads that can also be sold to generate income

Us for Girls Love Your Period Campaign Global Period Poverty Forum Women Deliver DSW - International AfriyanUganda UNITED! Movement MenstrualHygieneDay African Coalition For MH Capital Solutions Great appreciation to you Us for Girls for the work done in ending #periodpoverty. By empowering these youth leaders, their peers are also beneficiaries of this information and will be more disposed to promoting a world where every girl enjoys a dignified menstrual experience.

#MenstrualMonday Menstruation doesnt contaminate food. However some women might need rest from cooking due to discomfort or pain. Let’s prioritize their well-being by providing the rest they need, not because of harmful myths, but because their health matters.

Us for Girls Love Your Period Campaign Women Deliver UN Women Uganda FEMNET Akina Mama wa Afrika Global Period Poverty Forum MenstrualHygieneDay Menstrual Matters Raising Teenagers Uganda🇺🇬 A4HUganda We appreciate the efforts you put in to ensure that women and girls are greatly empowered Us for Girls 🤝🤝

This #MenstrualMonday we would like to remind you that disposable pads are not the only safe products for managing your periods. You can use tampons, period panties, panty liners, menstrual cups or even reusable pads. Try them out and see what works for you.

Tomorrow, I’ll be joining Diene Keita Dep. ED UNFPA & other amazing panelists to discuss the contributions youth networks have made in advancing SRHR and gender equality and how we are shaping the future of SRHR 30 yrs after the ICPD and Beijing Platform for action. Don’t miss!!

Recently, there has been a rise in anti-rights movements, increased inequalities and attacks on bodily autonomy so we must come together and see how we can push for SRHR inclusion in Beijing +30 and safeguard our wins. To listen in register here: us06web.zoom.us/webinar/regist…

Gordon Mogul J B WVD Uganda Boys have to listen from stories of fellow boys like me that have taken up the initiative of being vocal on Menstrual Hygiene issues, when they listen stories of how we got the passion and what it actually means to the females, they are compelled to change their mindset.

Happy Women’s Day to all women. You embody strength, courage, determination, inspiring us all to strive for greatness. May we raise, support and empower women to live lives of safety and dignity #WomensDay #EndViolenceAgainstWomen

Protecting the President is important, but where’s humanity. Should we just let people continue to die in ambulances because the President is passing? A person dies at Arena Mall and their destination was Nsambya hospital😢😢. You want to rule over dead people, I am disgusted

#MenstrualMonday Menstrual pads should be changed every 6 to 8 hours but they can be changed more frequently depending on one’s flow. Changing pads frequently helps to prevent leakages, infections and odor. #EndPeriodStigma #MenstrualHealthMatters

Happening Tomorrow 🥁Set your reminder 🚨 Conversation Circles ahead of Menstrual Hygiene Day 2025 moderated by Nancy with a powerful panel featuring Angel Babirye, Nsubuga Kigongo, Lucy Vivian Namuyimbwa, and Jovia Kusiima. 🔗 x.com/i/spaces/1lPKq… #2EurosForAGirl #MHDay2025

Tomorrow at 7pm EAT, two of our team members Lucy Vivian Namuyimbwa and Angel Babirye will be sharing in an enlightening X space about the best practices to making Menstrual Health a priority in our community and in policy making. Join us here to learn more; x.com/i/spaces/1lPKq…

We are very glad to be part of this timely conversation and look forward to the insightful contributions. Menstrual health matters and it’s a time we made it a priority!

Happy Menstrual Hygiene Day.🩸 No girl should miss school or limit her dreams because of her period. We all have a role to play in creating a period friendly world and here are a few ways to make it happen.🥳 #EndPeriodPoverty #EndPeriodStigma #MenstrualHealthMatters

Menstruation is unique to each individual, even among siblings. Hormonal fluctuations, genetics, age, & development all play a role in shaping your menstrual cycle & flow. So, it's totally normal if your period is different from someone else's Embrace your body's individuality.

#MenstrualMondays Menstruation is a normal and natural body process that takes strength and resilience to navigate its related challenges. It is not a sign of weakness& it’s why we need to debunk such myths that contribute to period stigma, shame and silence. #EndPeriodStigma

#MenstrualMondays It is not true that you cannot bathe during your period. You definitely can and should as it maintains personal hygiene and freshness and helps you feel clean and confident. You can also use warm water if available so it can help relax muscles and reduce cramps.