Hope Care Foundation

22/09/2025

05/06/2025

Team Appreciation Post - Hope Care Foundation 🌸

Behind every pad distributed, every educational session held, and every girl empowered.. there is a team of passionate individuals making it all happen.

At the forefront of this impactful initiative:

Pinkshel Kate McQueen - CEO
Your vision to restore dignity and break menstrual stigma through the Girls Cycle Care Initiative has been life-changing. Your leadership continues to open doors for conversations and solutions around menstrual health in underserved communities.

Alecia Layeepea Nuah - COO
Thank you for your strategic oversight and constant support. Your dedication ensures that resources reach the right places and that our programs run effectively.

To the entire Girls CycleCare team and facilitators, sponsors, supporters, and schools that sent their students to be a part of the event, you are the true champions.

You are not just distributing sanitary products,
You are restoring confidence.
You are creating safe spaces.
You are sparking change.

Thank you! Thank you! Thank you!

04/06/2025

🌸 Appreciation Post 🌸

We extend our deepest gratitude to our incredible partnering organizations:
Formulating Youth Career Using Skills and Solidarity (Foycuss Liberia) and the Paynesville Students' Union - PAYSU of Liberia (PAYNESU) for their unwavering commitment to youth development and community transformation.

FOYCUSS, thank you for empowering young minds through skills training, mentorship, and solidarity. Your passion for shaping purposeful careers is helping pave the way for a brighter future.

PAYNESU, your dedication to student advocacy, education, and civic engagement is inspiring. Thank you for standing with us to amplify the voices and potential of Liberia’s young leaders.

Special thanks and appreciation to Mr Lawrence Dayougar and Madam Emelda Nyanford from the Paynesville City Corporation for their support, as well as the Victory Center International Church Inc. for hosting us.

Together, we are building stronger communities and creating real impact. Here's to many more milestones ahead! 💪🏽🇱🇷✨

04/06/2025

🌸 Standing Ovation for our Poet, Ms Rosemira Billy! 🌸

We extend our gratitude to our brilliant poet for shedding light on menstruation through the piece, “Dear Daughter.”

Your words were healing, bold, and beautiful, a piece from mother to daughter. “Dear Daughter” spoke directly to the hearts of every girl in the room, validating their pain, honoring their strength, and celebrating their womanhood.

Thank you for using poetry to uplift.

With love and admiration,
The Girls CycleCare Team

04/06/2025

🌸Deepest Thanks to Our Law Awareness Speaker, Madam Teta Wilson! 🌸

We extend our sincerest gratitude to our exceptional Law Awareness Speaker for shedding light on the legal rights and protections that every girl, woman, boy and man deserves to know.

Your voice was a beacon of clarity and empowerment. You helped us understand that knowing the law is not just important, it’s powerful. Your guidance reminded us that awareness is the first step toward justice, safety, and equality.

Thank you for equipping our girls and boys with the knowledge to protect themselves, speak up, and step forward with confidence. You didn’t just inform us - you inspired us.

We are honored to have had you with us on this journey.

With appreciation and respect,
The Girls CycleCare Team

04/06/2025

🌸 A Heartfelt Thank You to Our Health Awareness Speaker, Mr Jamel Wirelwulu! 🌸

We are incredibly grateful to our inspiring Health Awareness Speaker for being a powerful voice of knowledge, compassion, and encouragement during the Girls CycleCare Initiative launch.

Your words informed, empowered, and reminded us that health is not just physical, but emotional and social too. By speaking truthfully and sensitively about the realities girls face, you opened minds, touched hearts, and sparked meaningful conversations.

Thank you for being a light, a leader, and an advocate for better health awareness for all.

With deepest appreciation,
The Girls CycleCare Team

04/06/2025

🌸 Appreciation Post 🌸

We extend our heartfelt gratitude to our phenomenal Chief Launcher of the Girls CycleCare Initiative, Mr Anderson Keah!

Your leadership, dedication, and unwavering belief in the importance of menstrual health education have laid a strong foundation for what promises to be a transformative journey for girls across our communities.

From rallying support to inspiring action, you’ve ignited a spark that will continue to burn bright in the lives of many young girls. Thanks to your passion and drive, the conversation around dignity, health, and empowerment has truly taken center stage.

We are honored to have you as part of this mission.

With deepest appreciation,
The Girls CycleCare Team

28/05/2025

Join Us in Making a Difference This World Menstrual Hygiene Day!

Did you know that many girls miss school every month simply because they’re on their period? Not because they want to, but because they lack access to sanitary products or fear shame and mockery. At Hope Care Foundation, we say enough is enough.

This year, as part of our commitment to SDG 5 - Gender Equality, and SDG 3 - Good Health and Wellbeing, we’re hosting a powerful event that’s more than just about periods - it’s about education, dignity, consent, and change.

We’re honored to partner with the Paynesville City Corporation, the Paynesville Students' Union - PAYSU, and our youth-driven collaborators at Formulating Youth in Career Using Skills and Solidarity (FOYCUSS), because building a healthier, more equitable future requires all of us.

What’s Happening?
🌸 Distribution of menstrual care kits to underprivileged girls

📚 Menstrual hygiene and s*x education sessions

🧠 Teaching boys and young men about consent, respect, and bodily autonomy

⚖️ Open discussions on statutory r**e, legal penalties, and the reality that no excuse justifies it

Why Should You Show Up?
✅ Because empowering just one girl means empowering her family, her school, her community, and society at large.
✅ Because boys need to understand that a girl’s body belongs to her alone.
✅ Because together, we can end period shame, reduce teenage pregnancy, and create a safer, more informed Liberia.

Let’s show up. Let’s speak up. Let’s act.
📅 Date: June 4th, 2025
📍 Venue: Paynesville City Hall
🕒 Time: 10am

Let’s make sure no girl is left behind.
Let’s raise a generation that understands, respects, and empowers.
Let’s make this World Menstrual Hygiene Day count.

From all of us at Hope Care Foundation, we wish you a Happy World Menstrual Hygiene Day! 💜🌍🩸