28/05/2025
Pictorial:
MON - DOSA Celebrate Menstrual Hygiene Day (MHD) with the students of District$1, Montserrado County @ Fendall Campus - Chinese Building.
A Brief History of Menstrual Hygiene Day!!!
Menstrual Hygiene Day (MHD) is observed globally every May 28th to raise awareness about menstrual hygiene management (MHM) and challenge the stigma surrounding menstruation.
The date was chosen symbolically—May 28 represents the average 28-day menstrual cycle, while the 5th monthsignifies the typical 5-7 days of menstruation.
Since its launch, MHD has gained tremendous support, with over 270 global partners, including NGOs, governments, and health organizations, joining the movement.
Purpose & Goals of MHD include:
-Eliminate stigma and shame around menstruation.
-Improve access to safe menstrual products, sanitation, and education.
-Advocate for policies that support menstrual health rights.
Global Impact include :
-Campaigns focus on education, sustainable solutions (e.g., reusable pads), and gender equality.
-Countries like India, Kenya, and the UKhave introduced policies providing free menstrual products in schools.
This year’s celebration was graced by several institutions, including:
1. LEMIS
2. Nathan Karpor Memorial
3. Kings Farm Public School
4. Cegbe Academy
5. Mardea Keamah Public School
6. Exceeding Grace etc.
Key Speakers include :
1. Miss Massa Allison
2. Miss. Talia Morris
Sponsor by: Former Miss. District #1, Montserrado County, her Excellency Jerryline Gaylah.
Theme: "It’s Time to Know"
The event was a huge success, empowering students across District #1, with vital knowledge on menstrual hygiene.
Special thanks to President Eastman J. Zinpea Jr. and his team for making this event possible.
MON-DOSA leads the way —first and always!
