It's called Lil-Lets SA Talk. And let me tell you, it's amazing. An online platform where you can ask ANYTHING about menstrual health, pregnancy, your mental health, menstrual cycles, first periods + even menopause. Basically, anything that has to do with having a uterus.

Lil-Lets SA Volunteer Peer and Expert Responders are standing by to offer you free advice, guidance, support and if necessary, medical advice. It's an inclusive space for EVERYONE who has a uterus, not just those who are femme-presenting, and it's doing the most for menstruators across ZA.

Please spread this message: LLT is free to sign up for, PLUS for every question asked & answered on Lil-Lets Talk, the brand donates maxi pads to menstruators in need. Plus there's prizes. *Great* prizes. Sign up here: lnkd.in/dz_8ZAHj

Watch me on Lil-Lets SA #LilletsTalkOnline episode 3 here 👇 youtu.be/0uOCpd-sF6k

Bronze: Web Apps, Lil-Lets SA Talk. #Bookmarks2023 #BMA23 😎

The retroviral team has had such an incredible week. From #Bookmarks2025 double bronze for Lil-Lets SA to five The PRISM Awards. So damn proud 🥹

Friends, the Lil-Lets SA podcast launched on Spotify today, + I'd love your support. 🎧 Episode 1 is out today! So, listen to Bokang Lehlokoe as we chat about menstrual health with experts and activists from around SA! open.spotify.com/playlist/3D7hy…

Episode 3 is out now! Follow the show ❤️: open.spotify.com/show/5NEdUbEeO… Lil-Lets SA

As a dad of two young girls, working on Lil-Lets SA has presented some of the most profound insights. In South Africa, about 30% of girls stay home from school each month when they have their period. This problem is layered - from awareness / availability to cultural stigma

#OrchidsandOnions: Lil-Lets SA challenges period stigma with new ad bizcommunity.com/article/lil-le… by Brendan Seery/Brendan Seery via Marketing & Media SA retroviral Mike Sharman

Empowering advert ‘Cycle Breakers’ by Lil-Lets SA becomes a challenge to break the stigmas of menstruation, to own the cycles of femininity and to teach the next generation of women that there is no shame in having a period. #GTGxLilLets #CycleBreakers goodthingsguy.com/lifestyle/empo…

In today’s The Citizen News ; Lil-Lets SA citizen.co.za/news/opinion/h…

This #WorldMenstrualHygieneDay let us all work together to ensure that no girl misses school because of lack of access to menstrual products and facilities. Take action today by committing to regularly donating menstrual products to schools or girls in your community that may

On Friday, 30 May 2025, the DBE, along strategic partners, will commemorate #WorldMenstrualHygieneDay by hosting an Education Indaba on Menstrual Health and Sanitary Dignity. #EducationZA #PartnersInEducation #MenstrualHealthZA #SanitaryDignityZA #GovZAUpdates

Recent Portfolio Committee Briefings on Menstrual Health and Sanitary Dignity mandated the Department of Basic Education to coordinate a national dialogue for mobilising government-wide co-resourcing towards universal access to menstrual health and sanitary dignity. In response

The Dep. Basic Education and Portfolio Committee on Women Youth and Persons with Disabilities are hosting the Education Indaba on Menstrual Health & Sanitary Dignity #WorldMenstrualHygieneDay

#SiLaa at the Education Indaba on Menstrual Health and Sanitary Dignity with partners Dep. Basic Education UNICEF South Africa UNESCO 🏛️ #Education #Sciences #Culture 🇺🇳 DBSA Bank Lil-Lets SA Days for Girls #PeriodFriendlyWorld

Today, we are grateful to receive 5,000 sanitary pads from Lil-Lets at the #BeFree Campus in Windhoek. This donation is a result of Lil-Lets SA menstrual health campaign run across tertiary institutions in Windhoek where students nominated ONE for further support. More 🔽