Glowcare Foundation

17/09/2026

14/09/2026

07/09/2026

Period Equity Outreach Abia State. –3rd School

Abriba Community School, Ohafia LGA Abia State /25 June 2026

As the 3rd  school under the Period Equity Outreach,GlowCare Foundation in partnership with Imara Haki Ambassador Initiative , reached Akpu Nekpu  Secondary School with a comprehensive menstrual health and dignity intervention.

A total of 281 reusable sanitary pads were distributed to students, alongside the establishment of a pad bank to provide emergency menstrual products when needed. Menstrual hygiene education was conducted for both boys and girls, covering proper menstrual hygiene practices, pad management, stigma reduction, and the importance of creating a supportive school environment.

Educational posters highlighting menstrual hygiene practices and how to properly manage and care for reusable pads were also displayed across the school premises, ensuring that students could continuously access accurate information beyond the outreach day.

The intervention promotes a school environment where every girl can manage her period with dignity, knowledge, and confidence, while boys are equipped to become supportive allies in advancing menstrual equity.



 

03/09/2026

Pad distribution process at Akpu Nekpu Secondary school isiala ngwa North local government
Ngwa National Association Ngwa Youth

03/09/2026

Period Equity Outreach – 1st School

Akpu Nekpu Secondary School, Isiala Ngwa North LGA | 9 June 2026

As the 2nd  school under the Period Equity Outreach,GlowCare Foundation in partnership with Imara Haki Ambassador Initiative , reached Akpu Nekpu  Secondary School with a comprehensive menstrual health and dignity intervention.

A total of 197 reusable sanitary pads were distributed to students, alongside the establishment of a pad bank to provide emergency menstrual products when needed. Menstrual hygiene education was conducted for both boys and girls, covering proper menstrual hygiene practices, pad management, stigma reduction, and the importance of creating a supportive school environment.

Educational posters highlighting menstrual hygiene practices and how to properly manage and care for reusable pads were also displayed across the school premises, ensuring that students could continuously access accurate information beyond the outreach day.

The intervention promotes a school environment where every girl can manage her period with dignity, knowledge, and confidence, while boys are equipped to become supportive allies in advancing menstrual equity.

Menstrual Hygiene Day | MH Day

 The Dignity Project

12/08/2026

Period Equity Outreach – 1st School
Okporoahaba Secondary School, Isiala Ngwa South LGA | 5 June 2026
As the first school under the Period Equity Outreach,GlowCare Foundation in partnership with Imara Haki Ambassador Initiative and the Crystal Jewels Foundation , reached Okporoahaba Secondary School with a comprehensive menstrual health and dignity intervention.
A total of 159 reusable sanitary pads were distributed to students, alongside the establishment of a pad bank to provide emergency menstrual products when needed. Menstrual hygiene education was conducted for both boys and girls, covering proper menstrual hygiene practices, pad management, stigma reduction, and the importance of creating a supportive school environment.
Educational posters highlighting menstrual hygiene practices and how to properly manage and care for reusable pads were also displayed across the school premises, ensuring that students could continuously access accurate information beyond the outreach day.
The intervention promotes a school environment where every girl can manage her period with dignity, knowledge, and confidence, while boys are equipped to become supportive allies in advancing menstrual equity.

03/08/2026

Menstrual Hygiene Day 2026 – Period Equity Outreach
Day 2 – 29 May 2026
Ikenegbu Girls' Secondary School, Imo State
As part of the Menstrual Hygiene Day 2026 Period Equity Outreach, GlowCare Foundation visited Ikenegbu Girls' Secondary School, Imo State, on 29 May 2026.
Over 600 students and staff received sanitary pads to help ensure that menstruation does not become a barrier to education and dignity. We also established Pad Banks within the school to provide emergency menstrual products for students whenever the need arises.
The outreach featured comprehensive menstrual hygiene education and sensitisation, where participants learned about proper menstrual hygiene practices and the correct use and care of the reusable sanitary pads distributed.
This initiative was carried out in partnership with Queen Chioma Abakporo, Miss Diaspora Nigeria USA Tourism 2025, and the Miss Diaspora Nigeria USA Organisation, who also provided food for all students in line with their commitment to helping end hunger in Nigeria.
Together, we are building a Period-Friendly World.
Ikenegbu Girls' Secondary School is now a Period-Friendly School.