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A charity building a global network of volunteers to make reusable period pads for refugees and vulnerable people who experience period poverty.

19/05/2026

4000 reusable pads made, 600 women and girls supported, 12+ workshops on menstrual and reproductive health. Excited for what’s next for Pachamama Morocco 🇲🇦

18/05/2026

Saturday spent raising awareness about period poverty in the UK with .samim at

1 in 5 girls have struggled to access period products in the UK according to and we’re on a mission to provide a long term, sustainable solution to girls up and down the country by providing our reusable pads.

are working with food banks, women’s shelters and community centres to identify those who need our support the most.

Donate https://gofund.me/8b90066b6 to help women and girls in the UK access period products.

12/05/2026

Hiring! We’re so excited to expand our small team with big impact. If you’re an experienced and dynamic fundraiser who deeply cares about our mission to end period poverty - and are ready to help us in our next stage of growth, please get in touch.

Full info pack on the role and how to apply can be found in our bio or below:

https://www.linkedin.com/posts/thepachamamaproject_hiring-fundraising-and-development-director-activity-7460019871699922946-L4kG?utm_source=social_share_send&utm_medium=member_desktop_web&rcm=ACoAACuRjTYBA4zdXIyPvfNfq0UE12Ek3gZViSA

07/05/2026

Thank you so much to everyone who has donated towards our Lebanon emergency distributions so far.

Despite our coordinator .aljabaly facing her own challenges with her own neighbourhood being bombed, she has distributed dignity kits to 220 women and girls staying in temporary shelters in Beirut during the ceasefire. Our bags include knickers, period pads and hot water bottles provided by .lb

With few organisations working on period poverty, many of the women and girls said that we were the first to provide period products and were incredible grateful to receive them. Many were getting particularly heavy periods and experiencing a lot of pain due to the stress and fear they are living through.

This is so incredibly needed. Thank you as always to for working with us on this to raise funds for pads. Please keep donating, just £10 can provide a hygiene kits to someone facing displacement in Lebanon.

Donate link in bio or: https://gofund.me/d5ff3be67

03/05/2026

The best kinda Sunday - hand delivering 45 packs of reusable pads made by our student volunteers to our amazing partners who we’re getting to work with again - this time in Malaysia!

In the amazing city of Kuala Lumpur, we spent time with GRT’s amazing Lina and Dr Fatima, a leading researcher and spokesperson on period poverty in Malaysia.

Period poverty here affects a wide range of communities, from school and university students, to women in rural areas, orphanages, prisons, and refugee populations including Rohingya, Syrian and Palestinian communities.

But there’s a real opportunity to make a difference here. There is already openness to reusable solutions, and strong local knowledge about where support is most needed.

It was so wonderful to finally meet in person after working together remotely for the last year as well as get insights from the fab who has pioneered the movement to end period poverty in Malaysia 🇲🇾

Excited for what’s next!

30/04/2026

A very special way to end my time in Singapore 🇸🇬

The amazing .sing hosted an event bringing together women’s charities in Singapore. Our founder spoke alongside local organisations doing incredible work supporting women across the region - from fair wages for migrant workers to community-led support networks.

It has been a really inspiring trip and we are so excited to see this flourish into an incredible hub in South East Asia - helping us reach new communities and support us in our mission to end global period poverty.

Next stop Malaysia where I’ll be taking the gorgeous Singapore-made pads!

29/04/2026

After teaching women in Ourika, Morocco how to make their own reusable pads back in November they have made thousands of them!

Today our wonderful colleague from is back overseeing the distribution of pads to 500 school girls who will be receiving menstrual health education for the first time and receiving a product that will last the next five years.

Many of these girls have reported getting infections from using rags to manage their periods or missing school regularly for fears of leaking through their clothes in lessons.

Manar and Latifa here our new menstrual and reproductive health trainers are absolutely killing it. If you’d like to make a donation to help continue, please find the link in our bio or make a donation here:

https://www.gofundme.com/f/support-mums-and-daughters-in-morocco-to-manage-their-period

28/04/2026

Workshop time! Yesterday I ran two workshops - one with new students, and the second, a check in with the Pacha club that has been running weekly at .sing for a year now.

Great to see so many new students come and learn how to make reusable period pads and tackle period poverty in a fun and creative way.

These pads are coming with me to Malaysia tomorrow, where they’ll be hand-delivered to our partner and distributed to those who need them most.

26/04/2026

Snippets from a wonderful day talking to students at North London Collegiate School in Singapore on how just a small idea turned into global impact tackling period poverty. It was amazing to see how many students turned up for an optional talk about periods - and at least half of the audience were boys.

It always makes me feel really hopeful to see young men engage meaningfully in a conversation about period poverty. So many of our projects would not be what they are without the male staff pushing them forward.

If we include men and boys in the conversation and give them permission to engage, they might even become part of the solution.

06/04/2026

Emergency Distribution South Lebanon 🇱🇧

In partnership with The Dignity Project we conducted an emergency distribution of hygiene kits for 500 women and girls in shelters across Saida, South Lebanon. The packs included our reusable period pads which are also given to pregnant women as postpartum pads.

Beyond the distribution, awareness sessions on menstrual hygiene and personal hygiene in shared living conditions allowed women to openly discuss challenges they face and learn practical ways to protect their health.

Participants shared how valuable these conversations were:

“Sometimes my daughter is shy to discuss these topics with me, so it was important to receive this information through the session.”

“The information provided in the sessions is very important, especially to maintain hygiene inside the shelter.”

Thank you to everyone who has donated. We will continue these emergency distributions, so please keep donating if you are able to 💙

https://gofund.me/8ea97785e

20/02/2026

Approximately 500 million people globally experience period poverty! Help us end this by getting involved with our zero-commitment volunteer project sewing period pads 🧵No sewing machine? No problem! You can also join our fundraising efforts - just £10 supports someone out of period poverty for the next five years! 🩸Click to link in our bio to find out more🩸

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