This groundbreaking initiative in Keta Kedzi has transformed menstrual health education, empowering young girls with essential knowledge, dignity, and the necessary resources to thrive.
Focusing on underserved communities, the latest phase of this initiative included outreach programs at Ashaiman No. 5B Basic, Ashaiman No. 4 Junior High School and the Nima Cluster of Schools. In these areas, girls often face challenges in accessing sanitary products, leading to missed school days and health risks.
Madam Florence Mensah, the esteemed founder of the foundation, delivered an inspiring address. She expressed her profound joy in providing sanitary pads to young girls, highlighting the critical role of this initiative in protecting girls from exploitation and empowering them to pursue their dreams without the hindrance of menstruation-related challenges, which often deter school attendance.
The Florence Mensah Foundation has launched its menstrual hygiene initiative, “Helping 1000 Girls to Embrace Their Flow,” at Kedzi-Havedzi A.M.E Zion Basic School in the Volta Region of Ghana.
This official union heralds a promising era of collective efforts, amplified impact, and a joint commitment to usher in transformative change.
This initiative is a testament to the profound impact of collective action and philanthropy. It stands tall as a symbol of how unified efforts can carve a path toward lasting positive change within communities.
The generous contribution by Reflo Company Limited and The Florence Mensah Foundation amounts to a total value of 10,000 Ghana Cedis, provided in the form of
The event saw the distribution of over 1,000 Reflo’s sanitary pads to the Kayayei, an initiative by Reflo Company Limited
Upholding their commitment to donate Reflo’s sanitary pads every quarter, this visit marked the third engagement with the village
The joint effort resonates with a shared commitment to empower and uplift young women through education
The donation was made possible through the combined efforts of The Florence Mensah Foundation and Reflo Company Limited.
The items donated included REFLO’S SANITARY PADS, Reflo’s t-shirts, and pens. These items would greatly benefit young girls in the community who may not have access to these resources.
