Days for Girls Kenya

31/07/2026

26/05/2026

A period should never silence a girl’s confidence, interrupt her education, or limit her dreams. 🩸

This , we stand together for a , a world where every girl feels seen, supported, informed, and empowered to thrive with dignity.

Every smile, every conversation, and every dignity kit shared is a reminder that when we invest in girls, we invest in stronger communities and brighter futures. Together, we are breaking stigma, restoring confidence, and ensuring no girl is left behind because of her period.PERIOD!
Days for Girls International

20/05/2026

10/03/2026

What happens when twelve educators decide to change how their communities talk about menstruation?

Across Kisii, Nyamira, and Bomet counties in Kenya, a team of menstrual health educators is working with Days for Girls to help girls and women understand their bodies, manage their periods with dignity, and stay confident in school and at work.

Together, they are leading education sessions, supporting teachers and families, and helping ensure girls and women have access to washable menstrual products. On a larger scale, they are helping replace silence and stigma with knowledge and support.

This International Women’s Day, we are celebrating the educators who are helping create classrooms and communities where girls feel informed, supported, and empowered.

Read their full story here: https://www.daysforgirls.org/blog/twelve-educators-one-shared-mission-advancing-menstrual-health-in-kenya/

10/03/2026

Happy International Women’s Day!

This past week, we shared stories from leaders across our movement:
- A college advocate who turned a moment of crisis into lasting change.
- Volunteers and educators bringing menstrual health education to their communities.
- Students finding the confidence to speak openly about their periods.

Meaningful change often begins with one person choosing to take action.

Revisit the inspiring stories we highlighted this week: https://www.daysforgirls.org/blog/

Today, we celebrate every woman helping move this mission forward!

10/12/2025

INTERNATIONAL HUMAN RIGHTS DAY

Today, we pause to remember a simple truth: every girl and woman deserves dignity even in the most private moments of her life.
Menstrual health is not a luxury. It is a human right.

Across Kenya, so many girls still struggle through their periods with limited products, silence, shame, or missed school days. These are not just challenges of access they are reminders of how easily a girl’s confidence, safety, and sense of worth can be shaken.

On this day, we honor the countless individuals who refuse to let stigma define a girl’s future : the teachers who create safe spaces, the health workers who listen, the community leaders who speak out, the mentsrual Health educators who provide Education/Information, the boys and men who choose to stand with girls, and the girls themselves who continue to show courage and resilience every month.

Their efforts remind us of the Kenya we are working toward:
✔ A Kenya where every girl can manage her period without fear or embarrassment.
✔ A Kenya where products and information are accessible to all.
✔ A Kenya where periods do not interrupt education, dreams, or dignity.
✔ A Kenya where menstrual health is recognized as a human right — because it is.

Today and every day, we stand for dignity, equality, and the right of every girl to thrive.

Happy International Human Rights Day.