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PADS for Girls: More Than Just Pads
Founded in 2019, PADS for Girls (Positive Actions Driving Safety for Girls) is a mentorship program that tackles period poverty. We provide young women with free sanitary pads each month, alleviating the stress of affordability and preventing the use of unsafe alternatives. But we don't stop there. PADS for Girls fosters education, health, and women's empowerment through:
Mentorship
Mentoring sessions to offer guidance and support.
vocational Training
Hands-on vocational skills training to prepare them for future opportunities.
Community Service
Community service programs that promote civic engagement.
We believe every positive action, big or small, can create change. By addressing period poverty and equipping girls with knowledge and skills, we empower them to reach their full potential and contribute to global progress.
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Partnering with us can take various forms, including
Partnering with PADS for Girls could enhance your organization's visibility and reputation.
By supporting PADS for Girls, you contribute to vital efforts to improve Menstrual Health, Combat Period Poverty, stigmatization, and Taboo, and debunk myths surrounding Menstruation. Partnering with PADS for Girls enables your organization to engage directly with communities
and create relationships.
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We invite you to join us to build a future of unaltered possibilities, opportunities, and dreams for girls through the provision of basic healthcare needs, mentoring, and capacity building.
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19Dec
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Period Poverty: The Public Health Crisis We Don’t Talk About
19Dec
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Period poverty remains a critical, yet overlooked, health issue, advocates say
19Dec
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Liberian activist fights period poverty





