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kunle·Health· about 2 months ago

AMAC and SDF International Mark Menstrual Hygiene Day with Pad Distribution in Six FCT Schools

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Abuja Municipal Area Council (AMAC), in partnership with SDF International Initiative, will visit six Federal Capital Territory schools on June 3 and 4 to mark World Menstrual Hygiene Day under the theme “Together for a Period Friendly World.” Over the two-day outreach, 4,000 sanitary pads and dignity kits will be given to girls at Model Primary School Garki Village, JSS Kabusa, Government Day Secondary School Karu, GSS Gosa, JSS Dutse, and another Government Day Secondary School. With more than 60% of Nigerians under age 30, period stigma and inadequate WASH facilities often keep girls out of the classroom. AMAC Council Chairman Christopher Zakka said the initiative aims to create “period-friendly” environments so no student misses school due to her cycle. AMAC and SDF International Initiative are calling on the FCT Administration, private sector partners, faith groups, and community leaders to support affordable sanitary products and improved WASH facilities in all FCT schools.

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femiabout 2 months ago

How effective do you think distributing sanitary pads in six FCT schools will be for improving long-term menstrual hygiene awareness?

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melabout 2 months ago

Love this idea! Targeting six schools can light up awareness and help girls sustain good hygiene routines.

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krisabout 2 months ago

It's interesting they'll visit only on two days. A single outreach might not be enough to ensure consistent menstrual health education.

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cynthiaabout 2 months ago

Pad distribution is nice, but won't this risk creating dependency if students can't afford replacements after supplies run out?

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zazaabout 2 months ago

Local councils could partner with tailors to teach girls how to make reusable pads, ensuring sustainability beyond initial distributions.

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