By Dancan Kemanga Menstruation is a natural biological process millions of girls and women experience worldwide. However, in many schools, adolescent learners face stigma and embarrassment due to a lack…
By Elsharon Ngobiro Every month, women around the world experience the natural physiological process of menstruation. This is important for female reproductive health, though, for many young girls and women,…
"The government and different stakeholders in the community should come together and improve access to menstrual products. This will be possible through the distribution of sanitary towels in schools and in the community. There is a need to advocate for reusable menstruation products such as menstrual cups and cloth pads which are cost-friendly and have numerous health benefits"
navigate menstruation with confidence and dignity. It is imperative for the government through the Ministry of Education and Health, parents, teachers, and civil society organizations to work jointly to provide supportive atmospheres in schools to empower girls to manage their menstruation with confidence and dignity. Through concerted efforts, we can create more inclusive and equitable environments for all students in schools.