Selby Foundation Network

24/10/2025

Selby Foundation Network Empowers Young Girls Through OhemaaBa Pad Donation in Ashaiman.

On Friday, October 24, 2025, the Selby Foundation Network continued its mission to support menstrual hygiene and empower young girls through its flagship initiative on the OhemaaBa Pad Project.

Led by Bernice Selby, Director of the OhemaaBa Pad Project, the team visited Sedziman Academy in Atadeka, Ashaiman, to donate 120 sanitary pads to girls from Class 5 to JHS 3. The event was filled with joy, gratitude, and powerful conversations about menstrual hygiene and confidence building among young girls.

Read More here: https://selbyfoundationnetwork.org/selby-foundation-network-empowers-young-girls-through-ohemaaba-pad-donation-in-ashaiman/

04/08/2025

Behind the Scenes of our August Donation.

We thank all our Donors for their Kind support. God bless you all.

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14/07/2025

Empowering Girls, Building a Brighter Future
- When girls have access to menstrual hygiene resources and education, they can attend school regularly, perform better academically, and pursue their dreams.
- Investing in girls' education benefits not only individuals but also communities and societies.
- Addressing period poverty is a critical step towards achieving gender equality and sustainable development.

You can Support our project through the various donations. https://selbyfoundationnetwork.org/what-we-do/

10/07/2025

On Saturday, 2nd August 2025, during the vibrant Akwambo Festival at Agona Abodom, the Selby Foundation will be proudly donating sanitary pads to support girls’ health and menstrual hygiene. 🌸✨

Together, we’re breaking barriers and empowering young women in our communities. 💪❤️

You can support our project by visiting :
https://selbyfoundationnetwork.org/what-we-do/

27/03/2025

Selby Foundation Network Donates Sanitary Pads to Junior High School Students in Adwumam R/C Basic School

On March 26, 2024, the Selby Foundation Network took a significant step in promoting gender equality and quality education by donating sanitary pads to Junior High School students at Adwumam R/C Basic School in the Bosomtwe District, Ashanti Region, Ghana.

https://selbyfoundationnetwork.org/2025/03/27/selby-foundation-network-donates-sanitary-pads-to-junior-high-school-students-in-adwumam-r-c-basic-school/

29/12/2024

Selby Foundation’s Last Donation for 2024: Supporting Students at Jachie-Pramso TI Ahamadyia School

Read more from here:
https://selbyfoundationnetwork.org/2024/12/21/selby-foundations-last-donation-for-2024-supporting-students-at-jachie-pramso-ti-ahamadyia-school/

26/08/2024

We are giving back to Society this Academic Year. 2024/2025

Please join us to support females in our schools and Rural communities.

Iʼm raising money to Support the OhemaaBa Pad Project: Empowering Girls, Transforming Futures. Support this JustGiving Crowdfunding Page.

02/06/2024

Last Friday, Our Project Lead Ohemaaba Akuffo Addo contributed to the goals that we want to reach this year..

God bless all members involved.
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Selby Foundation Network

02/06/2024

On May 31st, 2024, the Selby Foundation Network continued its impactful journey of promoting menstrual hygiene and education with a second significant donation event. Under the OhemaaBa project, the Foundation donated sanitary pads to 80 girls from three different schools in Abonu, near Lake Bosomtwe in Kumasi. This initiative, aimed at reinforcing the importance of menstrual hygiene, marked another milestone in the Foundation's ongoing efforts to empower young women.

02/06/2024

In a significant move towards promoting menstrual health and hygiene among young women, the Selby Foundation Network, under its OhemaaBa project, has made a remarkable contribution to the Achaa Tawiah Government School in the Ejisu constituency, Kumasi. On April 1st, 2024, this initiative, led by Bernice Esi Selby, Managing Director for Selby Technology Ghana Ltd and Project Director for the OhemaaBa Pad Project at Selby Foundation Network, saw the donation of sanitary pads to 240 female students, all aged 11 and above.

The Selby Foundation Network's OhemaaBa project is more than a charitable initiative; it is a movement towards empowering young women and ensuring that menstruation does not stand in the way of their education. Led by Bernice Esi Selby, and supported by individuals like Rev. Elijah Osei, Nana Osei Tutu Appiah, and Abigail from Methodist Clinic Adum, the donation of sanitary pads and the health talks at Achaa Tawiah Government School have made a significant impact on the lives of 240 young girls, paving the way for a brighter, more educated future. This project is a shining example of how targeted interventions can make a world of difference, one girl at a time.