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Youth-led nonprofit empowering Street & Displaced children in Kenya 🌍💜 | Education • Skills • Gender • Climate • Innovation • Menstrual Campaigns & Pad Drives

Community, let’s come together! 💙We’re excited to bring you a powerful day of menstrual health, mental health, empowerme...
16/09/2026

Community, let’s come together! 💙

We’re excited to bring you a powerful day of menstrual health, mental health, empowerment, training, and mentorship for girls and young women,

Saturday, 19th September 2026

9:00 AM – 12:00pm

St. Williams Community Learning Centre
Expect menstrual health & mental health talks, practical trainings, mentorship, health clubs, follow-ups and feedback sessions, and distribution of menstrual cups, reusable pads, toiletries, and soaps.

A special SHOUT OUT & THANK YOU to Freedom4girls and Dr Tina Leslie MBE (FRSA) 💜 for the generous donations and training materials that are helping make this outreach possible. Your support is contributing to healthier, more informed, and empowered communities!

Healthy Girls • Strong Minds • Brighter Futures
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MENSTRUAL CUP AWARENESS CAMPAIGN! Curious about menstrual cups? Want to learn how they can support safe, healthy, afford...
16/09/2026

MENSTRUAL CUP AWARENESS CAMPAIGN!

Curious about menstrual cups? Want to learn how they can support safe, healthy, affordable, and sustainable menstrual hygiene? 💜💙

Join us for an informative and interactive session where we’ll talk about:
✨ What a menstrual cup is
✨ How to use it safely
✨ Benefits of menstrual cups
✨ Menstrual hygiene & proper care
✨ Common questions and misconceptions

📅 Thursday, 17th September 2026
⏰ 11:00 AM – 12:00 PM
📍 Equinox Emergency Training Center

🤝 In partnership with:
The Destined Adults Learning Center & Freedom4girls Uk

🌱 Learn. Ask. Understand. Make informed choices.
Come all and learn!

Freedom4girls Uk Dr Tina Leslie MBE (FRSA) @topfansOdi Agency HubFreedom4girls

13/09/2026

Introducing Odi Agency Hub — Creating Change, Empowering Communities.

We are a youth-led nonprofit working with girls, youth, women, and underserved communities through menstrual health, education, WASH, digital inclusion, skills development, climate action, and community empowerment.

Our work is simple: listen to communities, build practical solutions, create opportunities, and drive lasting impact. 💜

📖 Get to know who we are, what we do, and the change we are creating.

🌸 Advancing Period Dignity at St. Williams Otonglo Community School.On Thursday, 10 September, Odi Agency Hub engaged g...
11/09/2026

🌸 Advancing Period Dignity at St. Williams Otonglo Community School.

On Thursday, 10 September, Odi Agency Hub engaged girls, teachers, parents, and the school board to gather feedback on the reusable pads previously distributed—assessing progress, changes, experiences, and areas for improvement.

The feedback affirmed that reusable pads are a valuable and sustainable solution for the community. We also launched our Menstrual Cups Initiative with Grade 9 girls, engaging teachers and parents while strengthening the capacity of Health Clubs and the Guidance & Counselling Department.

💜 Better knowledge. Better choices. Greater dignity.
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Why Menstrual Cups & Reusable Pads?For young girls and young mothers living in slums, period poverty is real. Disposable...
09/09/2026

Why Menstrual Cups & Reusable Pads?

For young girls and young mothers living in slums, period poverty is real. Disposable pads can be expensive and difficult to access every month.

Menstrual cups and reusable pads provide a safe, affordable, reusable and sustainable solution—helping girls stay in school, mothers stay productive, and every woman manage her period with dignity and confidence. ❤️

Period dignity for every girl. Every mother. Every month.
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Menstrual Health. Dignity. Choice.Menstrual Cups Training & Distribution Event targeting young mothers from underserved ...
09/09/2026

Menstrual Health. Dignity. Choice.

Menstrual Cups Training & Distribution Event targeting young mothers from underserved informal settlements.

The event brought together girls and young mothers, community stakeholders, and the CEO of Freedom4Girls, who joined us in training participants, answering questions and demonstrating the safe and correct use of menstrual cups.

We explored why menstrual cups matter — they are reusable, cost-effective, environmentally friendly and can give women and girls greater freedom and confidence during their periods.
From training and demonstration to distribution, the event was about more than providing cups; it was about equipping young mothers with knowledge, choice and dignity. 💜

Period poverty should never limit a woman’s potential.


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FROM A PAD DRIVE TO LASTING PERIOD DIGNITY 💙At Odi Agency Hub, menstrual health is more than distributing menstrual prod...
27/08/2026

FROM A PAD DRIVE TO LASTING PERIOD DIGNITY 💙

At Odi Agency Hub, menstrual health is more than distributing menstrual products—it is about education, confidence, dignity and sustainable solutions.
Following our menstrual health pad drive, our team continued with follow-up sessions through school health clubs and community spaces. We engaged girls and young women, collected feedback and listened to their experiences using reusable menstrual products, including reusable pads and menstrual cups.
The feedback showed the value of combining training with practical support:

“Tina Auma”
💬 Before training:
“I used to feel embarrassed to ask questions about my period because I thought people would judge me.”
💬 After training:
“Now I understand my menstrual cycle better, and I feel more confident talking about menstrual health.”
💬 After using reusable products:
“I have learned that reusable menstrual products can be a practical and sustainable option when you are properly trained on how to use, clean and care for them.”

These conversations remind us that a product alone is not enough. Girls and young women need accurate information, supportive spaces and the confidence to make informed choices about their menstrual health.
Through our health clubs and community follow-ups, we will continue to listen, learn and improve our programmes based on the experiences of the young people we serve.
🌍 Period dignity. Sustainable solutions. Empowered girls.

💙 EMPOWERING GIRLS. RESTORING DIGNITY. ENDING PERIOD POVERTY. 🌸Every girl deserves to experience her period with dignity...
22/08/2026

💙 EMPOWERING GIRLS. RESTORING DIGNITY. ENDING PERIOD POVERTY. 🌸

Every girl deserves to experience her period with dignity, confidence, knowledge and without fear or shame. Yet for many adolescent girls living in underserved communities, menstrual health remains a barrier to education, participation and opportunity.

On 20th August 2026, Odi Agency Hub in partnership with Freedom4girls brought menstrual health education, practical skills and sustainable period solutions closer to girls at Lifepool Chapel, Kisumu, reaching 68 adolescent girls from Manyatta and Kondele slums.

We were honoured to be joined by Dr. Tina, CEO of Freedom4girls, and our valued local partner CHILD Ambassadors Development CAD., whose collaboration continues to strengthen community-led action for girls' dignity and wellbeing.

🌸 What did we do?
The girls received practical and age-appropriate menstrual health education, covering menstrual hygiene, body awareness, safe menstrual practices, cup use and the importance of breaking the silence and stigma surrounding menstruation.

They were also trained and supported with reusable menstrual cups, providing a sustainable menstrual product designed to serve for up to 10 years when properly cared for. This means a girl can have a reliable period-management solution for years while reducing the recurring cost and waste associated with disposable products.

Why does this matter?
Period poverty is not simply about lacking menstrual products. It is also about lack of information, affordability, dignity, safe facilities and the confidence to manage menstruation without shame.

For girls in underserved communities, addressing these barriers can mean greater confidence, improved menstrual hygiene practices, reduced anxiety around periods and fewer disruptions to their daily lives and education.

Our purpose is simple:
Equip girls with knowledge.
Provide sustainable solutions.
Build confidence.
Protect dignity.

Create opportunities.
The 68 girls reached at Lifepool Chapel are not just beneficiaries—they are young women with dreams, ambitions and futures worth investing in.

We believe that a period should never stand between a girl and her education, confidence, health or dreams.

This is more than distributing menstrual cups. It is about giving girls knowledge, choice, dignity and the power to manage their periods with confidence. 💙
68 girls. One community. One shared commitment. A stronger step toward ending period poverty.

Together, with communities and partners, we can create a generation where every girl can learn, participate, lead and dream—without her period holding her back.

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79 Young Mums. One Powerful Step Towards Dignity. 💜On 19 August 2026, Odi Agency Hub, in partnership with Freedom4Girls ...
19/08/2026

79 Young Mums. One Powerful Step Towards Dignity. 💜

On 19 August 2026, Odi Agency Hub, in partnership with Freedom4Girls UK, held a transformative menstrual health empowerment event at Kasagam Youth Resource Centre.

We were honoured to have Dr. Tina Leslie MBE (FRSA) CEO of Freedom4girls, and Miss Lydia lead trainer freedom4girls Kenya, join us alongside our partners, Nyalenda Young Turks and CHILD Ambassadors Development CAD. as we reached 79 young mums from Nyalenda, Manyatta and Kondele slums.

The participants received practical training on menstrual health, STIs and Reporting Procedures, and the use of reusable menstrual cups, with cups provided to support safe, dignified and sustainable menstrual care. 🌸

A reusable menstrual cup can serve for up to 10 years when properly cared for, making it not only a menstrual health solution but also a long-term investment in dignity, affordability and sustainability.

This was more than a training—it was about building confidence, breaking period poverty and ensuring every girl and woman can manage her period with dignity.

💜 Her Period. Her Health. Her Future.
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Together Every Period CountsTwo days. One mission. 💜💚We are proud to launch a transformative menstrual health initiative...
18/08/2026

Together Every Period Counts

Two days. One mission. 💜💚
We are proud to launch a transformative menstrual health initiative with Odi Agency Hub in partnership with Freedom4Girls UK—advancing menstrual health, dignity, empowerment and sustainable solutions for girls, women and young mums.

From education and reusable menstrual products to women’s livelihoods and community empowerment, we are creating a future where every girl and woman menstruates with confidence, dignity and pride. 🌸

19th & 20th August 2026 — Together, every period counts. ❤️

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337-30100
Eldoret

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Monday 08:00 - 19:00
Tuesday 08:00 - 19:00
Wednesday 08:00 - 19:00
Thursday 08:00 - 19:00
Friday 08:00 - 19:00
Saturday 09:00 - 17:00

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