Days for Girls South Georgian Bay Team

05/28/2026

05/28/2026

05/24/2026

Handmade quilted book/tablet sleeve

Perfect end-of-year teacher's gift, father's day, book club member...
Many patterns for the teacher, the nurse/doctor, animal lovers, flowers, Canadian print, Autism, travel and more!

Each sleeve has 3 pouches:
1st pouch holds your book or tablet with a strap to secure it in place
2nd diagonal pouch holds a notepad, pen, tissues...
3rd pouch has a zipper to secure money, cards, phone.

All proceeds will benefit the South Georgian Bay Days for Girls team so as to help girls and women by supplying washable/reusable menstrual kits

Price: $35 each

05/14/2026

Come and meet us and learn about the cause!

We will be present at the Collingwood Farmers Market this summer. Mark your calendars:

Saturday June 20th
Saturday July 11th
Saturday August 8th
Saturday September 19th

05/05/2026

When you hear the term “period poverty,” what comes to mind?

For many, it’s simply the lack of access to menstrual products, but the reality is so much deeper.

In simple terms, it means not being able to manage your period safely, hygienically, and confidently because of financial or social barriers.

It’s not just about products, it’s about dignity!

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05/02/2026

May is here - and we’re excited to introduce MAYstruation 2026! 🌸🧡

This month, we’re not just raising awareness, we’re building momentum toward real change as we count down to Menstrual Health Day on May 28th.

Together, we have the power to break the silence and tear down barriers. Whether through advocacy, education, or action, every voice counts in building a period-friendly world. Because menstrual equity starts with conversation and grows with community!

Stay tuned for 31 days of ADVOCACY, EDUCATION, AND MENSTRUAL EQUITY!

03/18/2026

When men understand menstrual health, communities change.

In Cambodia, Days for Girls’ Men Who Know program is helping men become advocates, educators, and leaders in menstrual health.

Mr. Pheak Phoun’s journey is only one example. After participating in the Men Who Know program and working with the DfG Social Enterprise in Siem Reap, he became a menstrual health educator. Today, he serves as a Program Manager with Days for Girls, training teachers and helping bring menstrual health education into schools across Cambodia.

“As teachers and students learn more about their health, they become more open and confident talking about it,” he shared. “Students are no longer shy like they used to be. When they have health-related concerns, they come forward to ask questions.”

Head to our website to learn more about how you can support community education like this: https://www.daysforgirls.org/ways-to-give/

03/13/2026

In Ecuador, menstrual health education is creating space for understanding, confidence, and open conversation, reaching more than 4,000 people in 2025 alone.

Participants shared how learning about their bodies and menstrual health helped replace confusion with clarity. Others emphasized the importance of having these conversations openly, not just in schools, but across communities where silence and embarrassment have often limited understanding.

By pairing education with dignity-centered approaches, Days for Girls supports learning that is practical, respectful, and empowering. These voices reflect what’s possible when people are given the information and space they need to ask questions, build confidence, and move forward with greater understanding.

03/07/2026

So important! ❤️

“They are no longer shy or feel alone during their period.”

In Chetha Sao’s classroom, girls who once stayed quiet about their periods are now raising their hands and asking questions thanks to her leadership and knowledge through Days for Girls.

This International Women’s Day, we are celebrating educators like Chetha who are helping students gain knowledge, confidence, and dignity through menstrual health education.

Read her full story here: https://www.daysforgirls.org/blog/chetha-sao-helping-girls-move-from-silence-to-confidence-in-cambodia/

03/02/2026

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Through our partnership with Convoy of Hope, Days for Girls is reaching 3,500 girls across Kenya with menstrual health education and washable menstrual health Kits.

“I have been using a piece of mattress to manage my periods and during my period, I don't come to school for like three days. I am happy I will be using this kit to manage my periods” - Priscila Arukudi

“I now understand how to keep myself clean during my period and how to use the washable pads properly. I feel more confident.” - Kenya Student

In communities where access and open conversation haven’t always been guaranteed, this work is helping create space for knowledge, confidence, and dignity.

Kenya is just part of the story. This impact is part of a broader 4-country partnership with Convoy of Hope supporting more than 10,000 girls across Burkina Faso, Kenya, Niger, and Zambia.