Days for Girls Christchurch New Zealand Team

05/07/2026

The Christchurch Team, together with the Nelson and Matamata teams, sent funds for 120 kits to be made by an enterprise in Ghana. Here are those kits reaching their destination :-)

25/06/2026

Last weekend the Christchurch crew gathered to eat snacks and drink cups of tea.

They also snipped, stitched, rolled, folded, cut and organised their way through knickers, washcloths, liners, shields, size tags and information cards - prepping for 100kits going to Vanuatu.

Always a privilege to share time and space with this crew 😊

17/06/2026

To Every Single Member of my Christchurch Crew - THANK YOU!!!
Thank you for your time
Thank you for your energy
Thank you for your skill
Thank you for your generosity

As volunteers, you are some of the best!

28/05/2026

27/05/2026

Working hard to make sure our own rangitahi in Northland have dignified choices when it comes to health and hygiene

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25/05/2026

When a country has no access to our Days for Girls kits, we sew, we create, we curate and distribute the kits within those countries.

When a country has a Days For Girls Enterprise, we send funds so that local women can sew, create, curate and distribute their own kits. We know local leaders are best positioned to drive sustainable, long-lasting change in their communities. DfG Social Enterprise Leaders are able to serve women, girls and people with periods in their countries while also earning an income. It’s a win-win system that uplifts and transforms communities from the inside out.

In collaboration with Days for Girls Nelson, Days for Girls Matamata and Days for Girls Ghana (Social Enterprise) we assisted with finance for the creation of 120 kits to be distributed via Choose Love - Ghana

As always, thanks for your big hearts in fundraising for our sisters-by-other-Misters around the world ###

11/05/2026

Our first bee of the year! I was so busy helping supervise the packing of kits, I almost forgot to take photos!

The machine ladies knuckled down and whizzed through a vertiginous pile of liners. Adrienne ironed like a dervish. Marion wielded her blade and board against flannel. The rest of us folded, filled, packed and stacked 150 kits of our 200 kit order bound for the medical ship Sea Mercy (sailing to the outer Fiji Islands)

Machines hummed, banter abounded and Reetah ate far too many gummy snakes and liquorice allsorts 🙄