Periodic Memo to Members of Parliament As Members of Parliament, it is your duty to prioritize the wellbeing and future of our nation's school girls. Today, as you commence the crucial debates on the 2024 National Budget, we implore you to recognize the pressing need for an

Let's unite to end period poverty because it affects us all. Period poverty is a pressing issue that impacts individuals in our community, and it's time to address it. Imagine the struggles faced by those who cannot afford menstrual hygiene products, carrying the burden of shame

Through our longstanding partnership with No Barriers Education Foundation, we have been training female high school leavers in the art of creating reusable pads. This initiative has not only empowered them with valuable skills but also provided sustainable solutions for

Happy New Year 2024 from Sanitary Aid Zimbabwe Trust! Wishing you a year filled with joy, laughter and renewed hope! Let's make 2024 our best year yet! #MenstruisEstVita🩸

The hidden cost of inaction on menstrual poverty...Read Here healthtimes.co.zw/2024/01/09/the… Sanitary Aid Zimbabwe Trust Ministry of HealthZW MOFED&IP UNFPA Zimbabwe UNFPA

Sanitary Aid Zimbabwe Trust had an opportunity to provide oral evidence to a Joint Parliamentary Committee on Women Affairs, Higher and Tertiary Education and Primary and Secondary Education. We are honoured to have had the chance to present our petition on the management of

Our team had the privilege of visiting Hopley, Harare, where we distributed menstrual cups to dozens of women and girls, enabling them to manage their periods in a sustainable manner. It was an amazing experience as we engaged in insightful conversations about menstruation and

Sights from our Comprehensive Menstrual Health Programme benefitting 630 students in Muzarabani, in partnership with No Barriers Education Foundation. We were glad to be back at Hwata High School and Muzarabani High School last month, continuing our efforts to empower and support

Menstruation affects half of Zimbabwe's population. It's time for men and boys to step up and show support for girls and women during this natural process. It's time to break the stigma! By openly discussing menstruation and challenging these taboos, we can eliminate the shame

Sustainable menstruation is a step towards a greener future! Baba Taku seems to be eco-conscious today as he 'enlightens' Mai Taku about the incredible benefits of sustainable menstrual products. Baba Taku 'showcases' the game-changing menstrual cup and reusable pads, empowering

Our Executive Director, Terry Nyava-Machadu was privileged to be a guest at The Sister Show at 3ktvzim (DSTV Channel 293) hosted by @rumbidzaijoycemunyengeterwa, where thry spoke about all things menstrual health. They spoke about Menstrual Health at the workplace, the importance of

Sanitary Aid Zimbabwe Trust (SAZT) endorses the 2024 World Menstrual Hygiene Day theme: Together for a #PeriodFriendlyWorld. The theme emphasizes the importance of collective action and collaboration in creating a world where menstruation is celebrated and supported. The theme

We join the rest of the 🌍 in celebrating Menstrual Hygiene Day. As Sanitary Aid Zimbabwe Trust, we believe that menstrual health and hygiene is a basic human right. This year, let's come together to build a world where no one is held back by their period. #MenstruationMatters🩸

A Happy Father's Day to all fathers who support their daughters and wives to manage their periods with dignity and respect. It is important that we create an open and understanding environment around menstruation, free from stigma or shame. #MenstruationMatters #EndPeriodPoverty

Happy International #MSMEDay! We are proud to empower women in poor communities as entrepreneurs. Through our sewing training programs, we equip women and with skills and resources to create their own reusable sanitary pad sewing projects, to generate income. #PeriodPositivity

SAZT condemns reprehensible menstrual inspection of female teachers at Nkayi High School. Details of what transpired are highlighted in the article link below as published by BMetro. We share our press statement in response to this incident. bmetro.co.zw/16-teachers-pa…

We are glad to extend our congratulations to our Executive Director, Terry Nyava-Machadu, on being honoured with the prestigious Philanthropist of the Year Award at the 2024 Megafest Women's Business Awards held last month. #EndPeriodPoverty #MenstruationMatters

Our youngest volunteer, Miss Janice, interacting with learners from Hwata Secondary School. She enjoyed her first time in Muzarabani. Miss Janice brought an infectious energy to the event, lighting up the environment. #PeriodPositivity