The special Girl project

The special Girl project The Special Girl Project is a non-profit organization dedicated to addressing the unique needs of the girl child.

Our mission is to empower her with the knowledge, skills, and support necessary to make informed, healthy, and positive life choices.

On behalf of The Special Girl Project team, we wish to express our sincere appreciation sir for your invaluable support ...
28/06/2026

On behalf of The Special Girl Project team, we wish to express our sincere appreciation sir for your invaluable support and time during our first online Google Meet programme, tagged Period Without Embarrassment.

Thank you sir for availing yourself to share your knowledge, and for believing in our vision and mission to create safe, shame-free conversations around menstruation for the girl child. Your presence, insight, and commitment greatly enriched the session and gave our participants the confidence to engage openly.

Your willingness to lend your voice to this cause made a real difference. You helped us set the tone for what this movement stands for; dignity, education, and empowerment without embarrassment.

We are deeply grateful for your partnership sir and we look forward to working with you again as we continue this important work.



EVERYONE HAS A ROLE: UNDERSTANDING MENSTRUATION TOGETHERMenstruation, also called a period, is a normal and healthy part...
03/06/2026

EVERYONE HAS A ROLE: UNDERSTANDING MENSTRUATION TOGETHER

Menstruation, also called a period, is a normal and healthy part of life for girls and women. It usually starts between ages 9 and 15. It happens because the body is preparing for adulthood. It is not a sickness, it is not dirty, and it is not a secret we should be ashamed of.

Why should boys and men learn about periods?

Because periods affect our sisters, mothers, friends, classmates, and future wives. When everyone understands menstruation, we can stop jokes, shame, and wrong ideas. We can make school, home, and work better for all.

How can boys and men help?

1. Learn the facts: A period means a girl may have stomach cramps, feel tired, or need to change her pad or cloth every few hours. Knowing this helps you understand, not tease.
2. Show respect: Do not laugh at stains or period products. Do not call girls names. If a classmate needs help, get a female teacher or friend to assist her.
3. Support at home: Fathers and brothers can help by buying pads, giving space to rest, or helping with chores if she has cramps. This is care, not weakness.
4. Speak up: If you see someone bullying a girl about her period, say “Stop, that is not kind.” Your voice can end shame.
5. Keep it clean: Everyone should keep toilets and bathrooms neat. Boys can make sure girls have privacy and water to wash.

What periods are NOT:

They are not a curse. They are not a reason for a girl to miss school. They are not something only women should talk about.

When boys and men get involved, girls feel safe and confident. Families become stronger. Schools have less absence. Communities grow healthier.

Understanding periods is not just a “girl thing.” It is a human thing. The more we all know, the more we can care for each other.

In commemoration of Menstrual Hygiene Day 2026, The special Girl project carried out an outreach at Peculiar Internation...
29/05/2026

In commemoration of Menstrual Hygiene Day 2026, The special Girl project carried out an outreach at Peculiar International College - Trade Center, Kuru Jos on the 25th of May.
The outreach featured pad distribution, meaningful conversations on menstrual health, and initiatives focused on educating, empowering, and supporting young girls to manage their menstrual health with confidence and dignity.

Today, we celebrate the joy, innocence, creativity, and beautiful energy that children bring into the worldEvery child d...
27/05/2026

Today, we celebrate the joy, innocence, creativity, and beautiful energy that children bring into the world

Every child deserves love, care, guidance, and the opportunity to grow in a safe and supportive environment.

Happy Children’s Day from The special Girl project Here’s to happy hearts, bright smiles, and a future filled with hope for every child.

As we marked Menstrual Hygiene Day 2026, our hearts were reminded once again why this work matters so much.To every faci...
26/05/2026

As we marked Menstrual Hygiene Day 2026, our hearts were reminded once again why this work matters so much.

To every facilitator, volunteer, donor, supporter, and everyone who contributed in one way or another, thank you for helping make this outreach a success.

Because of your effort, these girls came in as students and left as believers in themselves.
The conversations, the confidence, the smiles, the openness in that room… beautiful to witness.

Thank you for helping us create an impact that truly matters.

The special Girl project

2 days to go!!!Another chance to remind young girls that they matter.Menstrual Hygiene Day Outreach 2026📍Peculiar Intern...
23/05/2026

2 days to go!!!

Another chance to remind young girls that they matter.
Menstrual Hygiene Day Outreach 2026

📍Peculiar International College, Trade Centre Kuru, Plateau State
🗓️ 25th May

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