Remarks from Jimmy Amatre, Deputy Director of Social Services at KCCA, representing Sharifah Buzeki, at Kansanga Seed School. Wazi Vision @InnovationHubUg Ministry of ICT&NG Malaika Reusable Pads @CenteFoundation@tecnomobileug Ministry of Education and Sports - Uganda Casey Foundation Africa @kccaug #YelloCare2024 |

The period struggle is real! These are some of the issues that girls are grappling with on a monthly basis. Contact us today and change a girl's story this festive season. #EndPeriodPoverty #MalaikaReusablePad

Congratulations to Dorothy Awooli, winner of the Involvement Award! she appreciates UWEAL for empowering her with skills & networking opportunities, enabling her progress! #WomenEntrepreneurs #MOWEAwards2024 #WEPs

The community Impact Award was given to @Malaika Reusable Pads for supporting girls in rural and low income households to be able to stay in school. This has been a shared effort, so we dedicate this award to all our amazing partners. We Are Because You Are📷 Uganda Women Entrepreneurs Association

How Malaika Reusable Pads Pads is helping fight teenage pregnancies in Sebei DETAILS: dailyexpress.co.ug/2025/02/24/how… #ExpressUpdates

With Love from Leila and friends to the beautiful girls in Kwapa Primary School. Happy International Women's Day 😻😻😻

The hampers were officially handed over by our Social and Environmental Investment Manager – Matred Murungi during a ceremony held at Kabaale Public Primary School, Hoima District. Speaking at the event, Ms. Mirungi emphasized the importance of empowering girls through

"Menstrual health is a fundamental part of ensuring that girls can thrive in school. By ensuring access to sanitary products, we are removing a major barrier to education and giving girls the opportunity to succeed and break the cycle of inequality." said Ms. Matred Murungi.

Speaking on behalf of the school, Dan Busobozi commended EACOP for their efforts in the pad donation drive. “We’d like to thank the team from EACOP for joining hands with us as we strive to ensure girls in our school have access to proper menstrual hygiene towels.” Head Teacher,

Thanks to EACOP about 1,500 girls from Hoima, Kyankwanzi, Kikube, Kakumiro and Mubende are receiving Dignity Kits to support them to stay in school. Thank you for helping to shape brighter futures for these learners. #Keepagirlchildinschool #Endperiodpoverty

EACOP partners with Malaika Reusable Pads to launch "Keep a Girl in School" project, providing dignity hampers to 1,500 schoolgirls in Uganda. The initiative aims to promote menstrual health & education. #MenstrualHealth #Education ugstandard.com/eacop-malaika-…

EACOP and Malaika Reusable Pads distribute reusable sanitary pads & hygiene supplies to 1,500 schoolgirls in Uganda. Project seeks to address menstrual health challenges & improve school retention rates. pmldaily.com/news/2025/03/e…

Thank you MTN Uganda

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our partnership with @Malaikareusablepads to empower women , girls in Kyaka II! Thanks to their generosity, distributed reusable sanitary pads to the refugees. Join us on May 28th, 2025, in Kyaka II with 500+ attendees! Interested in contributing contact us at [email protected]

We’re proud to partner with Malaika Reusable Pads Pads to support dignity for teen mothers and young girls. Through this partnership, we’re providing reusable sanitary pads... because every girl deserves to manage her period with confidence and care. #DoingForTomorrowToday

. MTN Uganda partnered with Malaika Reusable Pads Pads to support teen mothers and young girls because every girl deserves to manage her period with confidence and care. #DoingForTomorrowToday #21DaysOfYelloCare #ConnectingAtTheRoots #TogetherWeAreUnstoppable

Skills training and distribution of dignity kits for adolescent girls and care givers at Busulumba CDC - Kaliro