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Glowcare Foundation is a non-profit organization that seeks to improve the quality of health, provide educational materials and welfare to the less privileged, rural communities and slum.

18/05/2026

We are celebrating this year's menstrual hygiene day with imo state in collaboration with the amazing and
Imo state are you ready ???
No girl deserves to miss school because of her period
Join us to make a long lasting impact alongside queens like joining in to shed light on period poverty at this event . together we can
A period Friday Imo Is possible

🎙️ LET’S TALK PERIOD WITH GREAT 🎙️Join us tonight for another impactful conversation as we host our special guest, , on ...
12/05/2026

🎙️ LET’S TALK PERIOD WITH GREAT 🎙️

Join us tonight for another impactful conversation as we host our special guest, , on Let’s Talk Period with Great.

Tonight, we will be discussing the impact of period poverty on education, health, and the general welfare of women and girls, while also shedding light on our upcoming project in Abia State aimed at addressing these challenges through a holistic approach.

The project will include:

🩸 Distribution of sanitary pads
đź“‹ Sharing questionnaires to better understand menstrual health challenges
🎓 Hosting a summit focused on menstrual hygiene, education, advocacy, and sustainable solutions

Together, we are working towards creating a future where no girl is held back because of her period.

đź“Ť Live on Instagram
đź•— Tonight by 8PM

Don’t miss this important conversation.
A Period Friendly Nigeria is possible đź’ś





Hello everyone,It’s Menstrual Hygiene Month, and in celebration of this year’s Menstrual Hygiene Day , we are excited t...
12/05/2026

Hello everyone,
It’s Menstrual Hygiene Month, and in celebration of this year’s Menstrual Hygiene Day , we are excited to collaborate with the amazing Queen Chioma, the Miss Diaspora Nigeria USA Tourism 2025 to make a lasting impact in Imo State through our outreach project themed “A Period Friendly Imo.”
Together, we will be providing: • Sanitary pads
• Menstrual and personal hygiene education
• Pad banks
• Community outreach support
to over 1,000 women and girls across Imo State.
This project also brings together the fight against period poverty and hunger, In line with their End Hunger Campaign in Nigeria, the Miss Diaspora Nigeria USA is partnering with us to provide food support to over 1,000 students.
Together, we can make the world a better place.

Are you in imo state ? Are you a beauty queen ?
Join us :📍 Owerri Girls’ Secondary School — May 28th
📍 Ikenegbu Girls’ Secondary School — May 29th
Let’s make a difference together because a Period Friendly Nigeria is possible.



24/04/2026

In our bid to end period poverty in Nigeria, we are proud to collaborate with Queen Moyin
, Miss Nigeria UK — a beauty queen with purpose and a strong advocate for period equity.
Together, we aim to provide sustainable sanitary pads and menstrual hygiene education to over 3,000 girls across 6 schools in the three senatorial districts of Abia State, Nigeria. This initiative is part of a broader project that includes a Period Equity Summit and a policy proposal to the Abia State Government.
We are calling on indigent beauty queens and passionate advocates to join us in making a real difference for women and girls in Abia State.
Let’s rally around Queen Moyin to ensure these girls receive the support they need and deserve.
A period-friendly Nigeria is possible — and it starts with you.
You can support by donating to the Foundation account displayed, contributing via the GoFundMe link in our bio or queen moyins bio ,resharing this video, and helping us spread awareness.
Together, we can end period poverty.

23/04/2026

In our bid to end period poverty in Nigeria, we are proud to collaborate with Queen Chioma, Miss Diaspora Nigeria USA Tourism 2026 a beauty queen with purpose , a beauty queen for period equity , to provide sustainable sanitary pads and menstrual Hygiene education to over 3,000 girls in Imo State in celebration of Menstrual Hygiene Day 2026.
Theme: Together for a Period-Friendly World
We are calling on indigent beauty queens and advocates to join us in making a difference this Menstrual Hygiene Day in Imo State.
Let us rally round queen chioma to ensure that these girls get the support that they need and deserve
A period-friendly Nigeria is possible — and it starts with you.
You can support by donating to the Foundation account on the screen or the gofunfme link on the bio , resharing this video and our GoFundMe link, and helping us spread awareness.
Together, we can end period poverty

09/04/2026

1 of 6 schools reached in Abia State!

Our goal is to provide 3,000 sanitary pads across the state — 500 have already been distributed, with 2,500 more to go.

In partnership with Servewell , we kicked off our pilot project in this school by:
âś” Distributing sanitary pads to all female students and staff
âś” Establishing a sustainable pad bank
âś” Conducting menstrual hygiene education sessions

Our next phase is to ensure access to proper sanitation by providing functional toilet facilities and running water for the students.

We extend our heartfelt appreciation to our partners, Servewell, for their support in making this impact possible.

We are open to partnerships as we work to reach 5 more schools. Together, we can do more.

A period-friendly Nigeria is possible — and it starts with you and I.

:As part of our commitment to achieving a period-friendly Abia State, we recently carried out our first outreach for the...
18/03/2026

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As part of our commitment to achieving a period-friendly Abia State, we recently carried out our first outreach for the year 1026  in partnership with Servewell at Uzuakwu Community College in Abia state .

During this impactful outreach, we distributed 500+ reusable sanitary pads to both students and staff, established a functional pad bank, and conducted menstrual hygiene education sessions for both boys and girls. In addition, questionnaires were administered to assess the depth and realities of period poverty within the community.

Looking ahead, our goal is to reach 3,000 students across 6 schools— 2 from each senatorial district in Abia State—between now and the upcoming Period Equity Summit (date to be announced).

We extend our heartfelt appreciation to our partners at Servewell for their support and collaboration. We also welcome partnerships and sponsorships from individuals and organizations who share our vision.
The next phase of this project would be to provide the school with functioning toilets and running water , the lack of access to a period friendly facility is also a form of period poverty


Together, a period-friendly Abia is possible.

We are proud to announce our Period Equity Outreach / Pilot Study in partnership with Servewell , taking place at Uzuak...
27/02/2026

We are proud to announce our Period Equity Outreach / Pilot Study in partnership with Servewell , taking place at Uzuaku Community Secondary School, Ukwa West LGA, Abia State.

This is not just an outreach — it is the implementation of our policy proposal recommendations in a real school setting.

đź“Ś What this pilot includes:

âś… Comprehensive menstrual hygiene education for both boys and girls

âś… Distribution of reusable sanitary pads to all 609+ female students and staff

âś… Renovation of school toilets to become period-friendly facilities

âś… Access to clean water and proper hand-washing systems

âś… Establishment of a sustainable Pad Bank within the school

This project serves as a model intervention, demonstrating how practical period equity solutions can be implemented effectively in government schools.

And this doesn’t end here…

đź“… In April, we will be hosting a Period Equity Summit, where key state stakeholders will be invited to review the outcomes of this pilot and discuss scaling these recommendations across public schools in Abia State.

A very major role in this intervention is being played by Servewell, whose partnership is helping turn policy into action.


Period equity is not charity.

It is dignity.

It is access.

It is policy in action.
Nongirl should miss school or come down with infections because of her period











PolicyToAction

Did you know?Over 37 million women in Nigeria do not have access to sanitary products, and girls make up over 60% of out...
15/02/2026

Did you know?
Over 37 million women in Nigeria do not have access to sanitary products, and girls make up over 60% of out-of-school children, largely due to period poverty. Many are forced to use tissues, cotton wool, or even leaves to manage their periods.

Welcome to another impactful session of Let’s Talk Period! with 🩸✨
We’re excited to spotlight a passionate young changemaker who blends culture, lifestyle, and purpose — Chidera Ugwokaegbe .
Content Creator | Nursing Graduate | Public Health Advocate
Chidera is known for sharing culture and lifestyle with a touch of humor and confidence. As a recent nursing graduate, she is deeply passionate about public health, education, service, and leadership, and believes everyone deserves access to quality healthcare.
After a personal experience during her visit to Nigeria last year, she is now using her platform to raise funds to support and enhance a medical centre back home, turning her experience into a mission to improve healthcare access.
In this session, she’ll speak on menstrual health, access to care, and the role of young people in improving health outcomes for girls and women.
✨ Special call to Youth Advocates and Changemakers!
Be part of our Period Equity initiative — use your platform to promote menstrual health awareness, access to sanitary products, and stigma-free conversations in Nigeria.
Let’s build a future where every girl menstruates with dignity and confidence.
Period equity starts with us.
đź“… Live on Sunday
⏰ 3 PM (WAT)
đź“Ť Instagram Live
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8 days to go! Every day, countless girls are forced to use unsafe alternatives because they cannot afford sanitary pads....
12/02/2026

8 days to go!
Every day, countless girls are forced to use unsafe alternatives because they cannot afford sanitary pads. This is not just uncomfortable—it’s unhealthy, undignified, and unfair.
The Beauty Queens Walk for Pads is more than a walk. It’s a movement to end period poverty, restore dignity, and keep girls in school.
In just 8 days, we will step out together to raise awareness and provide real solutions—because every girl deserves safe, proper menstrual care.
Join the movement.
Support the cause.
Walk for dignity.

Beauty Queens Walk for Pads9 Days to the WalkAs we count down to this impactful event, we are reminded that period digni...
11/02/2026

Beauty Queens Walk for Pads9 Days to the Walk

As we count down to this impactful event, we are reminded that period dignity is a matter of social justice. No girl should miss school or feel ashamed simply because of her period.

On February 20 – World Day of Social Justice, we come together to raise awareness, provide support, and walk for a future where every girl has access to menstrual products and accurate information.

Date: February 20, 2026
Venue:Ikeja under bridge 9am

Be part of the movement.Walk with purpose. Walk for dignity. Walk for change.


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