Support the Walmer Primary School period poverty project In South Africa
Help transform the lives of 170 young girls in South Africa by ensuring they have access to menstrual hygiene products and education. Together, we can break the cycle of period poverty and keep these girls in school.
Together We Can Make a Difference
Why this project matters
Help transform the lives of 170 young girls in South Africa by ensuring they have access to menstrual hygiene products and education. Together, we can break the cycle of period poverty and keep these girls in school.
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What is period poverty?
Period poverty prevents millions of girls worldwide from attending school due to a lack of basic menstrual hygiene products. In South Africa, drought conditions make reusable products impractical, leaving disposable sanitary pads as the only option.
How we’re making a difference
Providing pads: Monthly funding of £180 supplies disposable sanitary pads.
Education and support: A dedicated nurse teaches menstrual hygiene and offers emotional support.
Empowering education: Girls can continue attending school with confidence and dignity.
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Help transform the lives of 170 young girls in South Africa by ensuring they have access to menstrual hygiene products and education. Together, we can break the cycle of period poverty and keep these girls in school.
Together We Can Make a Difference
Why choose IRFF UK?
100% dedicated funds: All donations go directly to supporting this project. Transparent reporting: Detailed bookkeeping ensures every pound is accounted for. Real impact: 170 girls receive life-changing support because of people like you.
Let’s end period poverty together
Your support can break the cycle of period poverty, empowering young girls to stay in school and achieve their dreams.
