Binti Mwangaza

Binti Mwangaza Binti Mwangaza is a non-profit community-based organization(CBO) working in Kenya

Binti Mwangaza is a non-profit community-based organization working in Kenya to support and improve the lives of vulnerable women and girls from low-income families by giving them access to reusable sanitary towels. Over time, our mandate has evolved to include a livelihood program through the Hold my Hand Initiative which aims to help vulnerable women and young adults in our communities attain s

ustainable financial freedom so they do not have to depend on handouts. Since 2012 we have manufactured and distributed over 20,000 Reusable sanitary pads and delivered training to over 500 women and young adults. We also seek to address the lack of access to clean water and sanitation facilities that are essential to menstrual hygiene management. Mission
To ensure financial freedom for women and young adults in vulnerable communities while making it possible for girls in these communities to attend school during their menstruation. Vision
To create a world where women and young adults have equal opportunity to develop their talents, hobbies and ideas in order to thrive.

Today, we joined the world together with@projectsabroadglobal in commemorating Menstrual Hygiene Day at Likii Mixed Se...
28/05/2026

Today, we joined the world together with@projectsabroadglobal in commemorating Menstrual Hygiene Day at Likii Mixed Secondary school.
Through education, open conversations, and access to menstrual products, we continue to empower girls to stay confident, healthy, and in school.
Menstruation is normal, natural, and nothing to be ashamed of. Together, let’s create a world where no girl misses opportunities because of her period.



Through our Sema Clubs, we continues to champion teen mental health by creating safe spaces where young people can openl...
14/05/2026

Through our Sema Clubs, we continues to champion teen mental health by creating safe spaces where young people can openly share, learn, and support one another.
The mentorship sessions focus on self-esteem, emotional wellbeing, peer pressure, confidence building, and life skills. This empowers teens to speak up, seek help, and know they are not alone.
By nurturing honest conversations and supportive communities, our Sema Clubs are helping raise a generation that is informed, resilient, and mentally strong.

Today we appreciate Cfn. Joseph Kagure of Battalion REME 70 field company, Wattisham who ran 200KM in February and March...
28/04/2026

Today we appreciate Cfn. Joseph Kagure of Battalion REME 70 field company, Wattisham who ran 200KM in February and March to support our organisation. Thank you Joe for going out of your way to fundraise for Binti. Through your fundraising you raised £518 which means 90 vulnerable girls in our community get to stay in school during their me**es.
Your effort and belief in our mission truly mean so much. Because of you more girls will be reached and empowered.
We are deeply grateful .
Asante sana from all of us at Binti❤🙌

27/04/2026

We did it family 🙌🙌

What a day it was!🏃‍♀️The 7th edition of the Binti Run last Saturday was nothing short of amazing. From the energy at th...
27/04/2026

What a day it was!🏃‍♀️
The 7th edition of the Binti Run last Saturday was nothing short of amazing. From the energy at the start line to the final strides across the finish, it was incredible to see our community come together to run for a cause that truly matters.
We had inspiring participation across the 10KM run and the joyful 1KM kids’ race—every runner, every supporter, every smile made the day special.
Thank you to everyone who showed up, supported, and believed in the Binti mission. Because of you, we continue to make a difference in the lives of girls through menstrual health awareness and empowerment.
Until next year… let’s keep running for a cause
Asanteni sana x



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Nanyuki Water and Sanitation Company

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Kicheche Community Trust



We’re excited to invite you to be part of the 7th edition of Binti Annual Run.This year, we’ve introduced a 1KM Kids Run...
12/04/2026

We’re excited to invite you to be part of the 7th edition of Binti Annual Run.

This year, we’ve introduced a 1KM Kids Run, so the little ones can join in the fun, too!

Whether you’re running, walking, or cheering from the sidelines, your participation helps support a meaningful cause. Every step counts. Every stride matters.

🎖️ All participants will receive a medal🙌

Bring your friends and family, and let’s make a difference together❤

Let’s Run for a Cause! 💪🏽


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12/04/2026

Today we celebrate Elizabeth, who leads the Binti workshop and serves as our incredible lead Seamstress.
Her dedication goes far beyond stitching she plays a vital role in advancing Menstrual health education and empowerment girls with dignity and confidence. Through her commitment, passion and consistency ,she continues to make a real difference in so many lives.
Thank you Elizabeth for being such a strong pillar of the Binti mission. We appreciate you ❤

13/03/2026

We are deeply grateful to everyone who supported and attended the .mwangaza Open Mic Charity Event organised by our volunteers. Your presence, generosity, and voices made the evening truly special.

Thank you to the performers who shared their talent , the volunteers who worked tirelessly behind the scenes, every supporter who came out to stand with us and Karichota Retreat, Mount Kenya for being so kind to host us . Together, you helped create a powerful space for expression, community, and impact.

Because of you, the Binti mission continues to grow and touch more lives.

Today’s teens face many pressures, and sometimes the struggles they carry are invisible. Let’s create safe spaces where ...
13/03/2026

Today’s teens face many pressures, and sometimes the struggles they carry are invisible. Let’s create safe spaces where they feel heard, supported, and free to talk about their feelings.
A simple conversation can make a big difference. Let’s break the stigma and remind our young people that they are not alone.




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13/03/2026

On Monday, part of our team had the privilege of distributing Binti Kits and teen booklets from our partner .se to school girls in Machungulu Secondary School in Igembe North constituency as part of our efforts to support menstrual health and dignity.

As we also marked International Women’s Day, we reflected on this year’s theme “Give to Gain."” When we give young girls the tools, knowledge, and confidence they need, we empower them to stay in school, pursue their dreams, and become strong women who will uplift others in the future.
A simple act of giving can change a girl’s life. By supporting her during her menstrual cycle, we help remove barriers that often keep girls out of the classroom and hold them back from reaching their full potential.
Today was a reminder that when we give support, dignity, and opportunity to girls, we all gain a stronger and more empowered community.






Address

Nanyuki, Showground Room 66
Nanyuki
1000-10400

Opening Hours

Monday 09:00 - 17:00
Tuesday 09:00 - 17:00
Wednesday 09:00 - 17:00
Thursday 09:00 - 17:00
Friday 09:00 - 17:00
Saturday 09:00 - 12:30

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+254794774293

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