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Lily Pad Projects is an initiative set out to
eradicate period poverty in low-income
communities by promoting the use of
reusable sanitary pads and educating girls and women in low-income communities about menstrual hygiene education.

02/10/2026

A period may be normal, but the experience of having one isn’t always easy. 🩸
Many girls grow up learning to simply “deal with it” without understanding the cramps, fatigue, mood changes, and other symptoms that can come with their periods.

And for boys? Sometimes, they see menstruation as just “something girls go through” because no one ever taught them otherwise.

Menstrual health education shouldn’t be for girls alone.
When boys are educated too, they can understand, empathise, support, and help create spaces where menstruation isn’t treated with shame or embarrassment.

Let’s educate girls AND boys. Because understanding menstruation is everyone’s business. ❤️

Video credit: Period Poverty

🇳🇬💗 Happy new month and Happy Independence Day, Nigeria!Today, we celebrate the strength, resilience, and diversity that...
01/10/2026

🇳🇬💗 Happy new month and Happy Independence Day, Nigeria!

Today, we celebrate the strength, resilience, and diversity that make our nation unique.
As we mark another year of independence, let us continue to build communities where every girl, woman, and individual has access to health education, dignity, and opportunities to thrive.
Together, we can create a future where everyone is empowered to reach their full potential. 🌸
Stronger people. Healthier communities. A brighter Nigeria.
Happy Independence Day! 🇳🇬✨

Periods aren't just a “girl thing.” 🌸Every brother, friend, partner, and ally can play a role in making menstrual health...
29/09/2026

Periods aren't just a “girl thing.” 🌸
Every brother, friend, partner, and ally can play a role in making menstrual health conversations safer, kinder, and less awkward.

So, men, here's your reminder: 🩷 Don't make period jokes.
🩷 Don't shame someone for buying pads.
🩷 Don't treat periods as disgusting.
🩷 Offer practical help when you can.
🩷 Listen without judgment.
You don't need to experience periods to understand, respect, and support someone who does.
Let's make menstrual health everyone's business. 💚
Tag a brother who needs to see this. 👇🏾

24/09/2026

PCOS or PMOS — have you heard about the change? 👀
A new conversation is emerging around how we understand and describe this condition, particularly its metabolic and hormonal aspects.
Jackie Brenner breaks down what’s behind the conversation and why it matters. 🩷
Watch, learn, and let us know: had you heard about PMOS before today?

24/09/2026

PCOS or PMOS — have you heard about the change? 👀
A new conversation is emerging around how we understand and describe this condition, particularly its metabolic and hormonal aspects.
Jackie Brenner breaks down what’s behind the conversation and why it matters. 🩷
Watch, learn, and let us know: had you heard about PMOS before today?

Video credit: Jackie Brenner

21/09/2026
17/09/2026

Wait!… what did women use before modern menstrual products? 🤔
This is your sign to learn a little more about the history of menstrual care in Africa. Because periods aren’t new and neither are the ways women have adapted to them. 🌍❤️

Watch till the end and tell us one thing you learned! 👇🏾

Video credit: Women’s Afrika

What if we stopped treating periods like a secret?What if conversations about menstruation were met with knowledge inste...
09/09/2026

What if we stopped treating periods like a secret?
What if conversations about menstruation were met with knowledge instead of shame, support instead of silence, and understanding instead of stigma?

From harmful myths and misconceptions to the silence surrounding periods, it is time for us to have more open, informed, and inclusive conversations.
Join JESUSFORALLINITIATIVE for an important online webinar themed:
“Combating Menstrual Stigma: A Call For The Mass Public”

Over two days, we’ll explore menstrual health management, the importance of advocating for stigma-free periods, and the role of nutrition and exercise throughout the menstrual cycle.
📅 15th–16th September 2026
⏰ 8:00 PM daily
📍 Google Meet
Use the link below to be a part of this eye opening webinar

https://forms.gle/E8rf5Ro5viwGvPpc8

Come listen. Learn. Ask questions. And be part of the change.



Meet the speaker!

One of ours is taking the conversation beyond the Lily Pad community! 💗🩸

We are proud to see our Co-founder, , having reached out to o her 7000 individuals, lending her voice and expertise to an important conversation on menstrual stigma will be speaking to us from London. For years, she has been passionate about creating spaces where girls, boys, and communities can access accurate menstrual health information without shame or judgment.

Now, she joins the JESUSFORALLINITIATIVE for an online webinar:
COMBATING MENSTRUAL STIGMA:A CALL FOR THE MASS PUBLIC
Because ending menstrual stigma isn't the responsibility of women and girls alone. It is a conversation that concerns all of us.

HELLO SEPTEMBER! 🌸New month. New opportunities. New reasons to hope. 💜May September bring us good health, meaningful gro...
01/09/2026

HELLO SEPTEMBER! 🌸
New month. New opportunities. New reasons to hope. 💜
May September bring us good health, meaningful growth, peace, and the courage to keep becoming the person us aspire to be.
Here's to a month of purpose, progress, and positive impact.

Happy New Month! ✨❤️🤍❤️

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