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Kisa Kya Mukama Outreach Foundation is a non-profit organization based in Nyendo Masaka, Uganda.

11/08/2026

Upcoming Menstrual Hygiene Education Outreach

On 29th August 2026, the Kisa Kya Mukama Outreach Foundation will mark its 11th Menstrual Hygiene education outreach under the Schools Menstrual Hygiene Education Campaign 2025/2026. The outreach will be held at St Henry's Kiwaala Primary School in Masaka - Uganda

Through this initiative, we have already reached hundreds of girls across Masaka, Kalungu and Lwengo Districts, breaking stigma, keeping girls in school, and building healthier, more confident communities.

At St Henry's Kiwaala Primary School, our team will:

a) Provide menstrual hygiene education
b) Distribute Kisa reusable sanitary pads
c) Conduct hands-on training sessions on pad use and care
d) Promote environmental sustainability through tree planting

Together, we continue building a future where no girl is left behind and every child rises with hope.
Angels for Brazil & Africa - A 501c3 Non-Profit Organization

05/08/2026

Successful Menstrual Hygiene Education Outreach at Nserester Vocational Secondary School, Nyendo - Masaka, Uganda 🇺🇬

On 30th July 2026, a new journey of empowerment began at Nserester Vocational Secondary School, continuing our mission to keep girls in school, confident, and unstoppable

Through the Schools Menstrual Hygiene Education Campaign 2025/2026, we have now reached 10 schools across 3 districts i.e. Masaka, Kalungu and Lwengo Districts, distributed 1,258 Kisa pads and empowered 712 girls since September 2025.

Impact delivered:

a.Menstrual Hygiene Education - The session was led by our health worker, Ms. Naholoma Justine, where girls openly discussed menstrual hygiene management, breaking silence and stigma

b. Hands on sessions: We conducted a practical demonstration on the proper use, washing, drying, and care of Kisa reusable sanitary pads, with visual illustrations to ensure clear understanding.

c. Distribution of Kisa Pads: 112 packs of Kisa reusable sanitary pads distributed to adolescent girls and women aged 14–22, each pack containing two pads designed to last a minimum of two years, representing dignity, confidence, and hope. A total of 224 Kisa pads were distributed to 112 adolescent girls and women

d. Counseling sessions: the sessions encouraged girls to stay confident, focused, and committed to their education, reminding them that menstruation should never be a barrier to their dreams.

e. Tree planting: Two mango fruit trees planted at the school premises, reinforcing our theme: “With dignity for her, and care for the earth.” Each tree stands as a reminder that empowerment and sustainability must grow side by side.

We extend heartfelt appreciation to Angels for Brazil & Africa - A 501c3 Non-Profit Organization for their generosity and commitment. Through your support, young girls are empowered with dignity, confidence, and hope for a brighter future.

At Kisa Kya Mukama Outreach Foundation, we are building a future where no girl is left behind, and every child can rise with hope. This is our struggle to end period poverty and restore dignity for every girl.

19/07/2026

Ending Period Poverty, Restoring Dignity

Did you know? 500 million women and girls worldwide lack safe menstrual products.

At Kisa Kya Mukama Outreach Foundation, we are tackling this challenge head‑on. At the Kisa Reusable Pads Factory in Nyendo, Masaka, Uganda, young mothers are trained to produce high‑quality Kisa Pads that are reliable, kind to nature, and reusable for up to one year.

Through the Schools Menstrual Hygiene Education Campaign 2025/2026, we are empowering adolescent girls with:

a. Kisa pads that restore dignity and confidence.

b. Education sessions that break silence and stigma.

c. Sustainable solutions that care for both girls and the earth.

We are building a future where no girl is left behind.

Join us in this mission. Together, we can ensure every girl rises with dignity, confidence, and hope.

14/07/2026

Upcoming Menstrual Hygiene Education Outreach

On 30th July 2026, the Kisa Kya Mukama Outreach Foundation will conduct the 10th Menstrual Hygiene education outreach under the Schools Menstrual Hygiene Education Campaign 2025/2026.

The outreach will be held at Nserester Vocational Secondary School in Nyendo, Masaka - Uganda

Through this initiative, we have already reached hundreds of girls across Masaka, Kalungu and Lwengo Districts, breaking stigma, keeping girls in school, and building healthier, more confident communities.

At Nserester Vocational Secondary School, our team will:

a) Provide menstrual hygiene education
b) Distribute Kisa reusable sanitary pads
c) Conduct hands-on training sessions on pad use and care
d) Promote environmental sustainability through tree planting

Together, we continue building a future where no girl is left behind and every child rises with hope.
Angels for Brazil & Africa - A 501c3 Non-Profit Organization

09/07/2026

Successful Menstrual Hygiene Education Outreach at Stella Maris Secondary School, Nyendo - Masaka, Uganda 🇺🇬

On 28th June 2026, a new journey of empowerment began at Stella Maris Secondary School, continuing our mission to keep girls in school, confident, and unstoppable

Through the Schools Menstrual Hygiene Education Campaign 2025/2026, we have now reached 9 schools across Masaka, Kalungu and Lwengo Districts, empowering 600 girls since September 2025.

Impact delivered:

a.Menstrual Hygiene Education - The session was led by our health worker, Ms. Naholoma Justine, where girls openly discussed menstrual hygiene management, breaking silence and stigma

b. Hands on sessions: We conducted a practical demonstration on the proper use, washing, drying, and care of Kisa reusable sanitary pads, with visual illustrations to ensure clear understanding.

c. Distribution of Kisa Pads: 61 packs of Kisa reusable sanitary pads distributed to adolescent girls and women aged 14–28, each pack containing two pads designed to last a minimum of two years, representing dignity, confidence, and hope. A total of 122 Kisa pads were distributed to the adolescent girls and women

d. Counseling sessions: the sessions encouraged girls to stay confident, focused, and committed to their education, reminding them that menstruation should never be a barrier to their dreams.

e. Tree planting: Two mango fruit trees planted at the school premises, reinforcing our theme: “With dignity for her, and care for the earth.” Each tree stands as a reminder that empowerment and sustainability must grow side by side.

We extend heartfelt appreciation to Angels for Brazil & Africa - A 501c3 Non-Profit Organization for their generosity and commitment. Through your support, young girls are empowered with dignity, confidence, and hope for a brighter future.

At Kisa Kya Mukama Outreach Foundation, we are building a future where no girl is left behind, and every child can rise with hope. This is our struggle to end period poverty and restore dignity for every girl.

01/06/2026

Successful Menstrual Hygiene Education Outreach at Markville Junior School, Nyendo - Masaka, Uganda 🇺🇬

On 30th May 2026, a new journey of empowerment began at Markville Junior School, continuing our mission to keep girls in school, confident, and unstoppable.

The Kisa Kya Mukama Outreach Foundation team was led by our Managing Director, Mr. Mulondo Nicholas who reaffirmed the organization's commitment to supporting girls’ education, dignity, and well‑being.

Through the Schools Menstrual Hygiene Education Campaign 2025/2026, we have now reached 8 schools across Masaka and Lwengo Districts, empowering 539 girls since September 2025.

Impact delivered:

a.Menstrual Hygiene Education - The session was led by our health worker, Ms. Naholoma Justine, where girls openly discussed menstrual hygiene management, breaking silence and stigma.

b. Hands on sessions: We conducted a practical demonstration on the proper use, washing, drying, and care of Kisa reusable sanitary pads, with visual illustrations to ensure clear understanding.

c. Distribution of Kisa Pads: 63 packs of Kisa reusable sanitary pads distributed to adolescent girls aged 12–16, each pack containing two pads designed to last a minimum of two years, representing dignity, confidence, and hope. A total of 126 Kisa pads were distributed to the adolescent girls

d. Counseling sessions: the sessions encouraged girls to stay confident, focused, and committed to their education, reminding them that menstruation should never be a barrier to their dreams.

e. Tree planting: Two mango fruit trees planted at the school premises, reinforcing our theme: “With dignity for her, and care for the earth.” Each tree stands as a reminder that empowerment and sustainability must grow side by side.

We extend heartfelt appreciation to our partners Angels for Brazil & Africa - A 501c3 Non-Profit Organization for their generosity and commitment. Through your support, young girls are empowered with dignity, confidence, and hope for a brighter future.

At Kisa Kya Mukama Outreach Foundation, we are building a future where no girl is left behind, and every child can rise with hope. This is our struggle to end period poverty and restore dignity for every girl.

13/05/2026

Upcoming Outreach — Markville Junior School, Nyendo Masaka

On 30 May 2026, the Kisa Kya Mukama Outreach Foundation will conduct its 8th Menstrual Hygiene Education Campaign under the Schools Menstrual Hygiene Education Program (2025/2026).

Core Activities:

a. Menstrual hygiene education: interactive learning that boosts self‑esteem, breaks stigma, and equips girls with life‑changing knowledge.
b. Distribution of Kisa reusable pads: two durable, safe, eco‑friendly pads per girl to support consistent school attendance.
c. Tree planting: two indigenous trees planted at the host school, symbolizing growth, sustainability, and care for Mother Earth.

Long‑Term Vision:

a. Confident girls managing menstruation independently.
b. Reduced absenteeism and dropout among adolescent girls.
c. Families and communities that value and support girls’ education.
d. Cleaner environments with less plastic pad waste.
e. Sustainable local manufacturing of Kisa Pads to ensure lasting impact.

A Legacy of Opportunity and Impact

Through this project, we are not just giving out Kisa Pads, we are giving "power" - Power to learn. Power to dream. Power to rise.

Every Menstrual Hygiene Outreach strengthens our belief that when a girl is supported, a community is strengthened, and a nation moves forward.
Angels for Brazil & Africa - A 501c3 Non-Profit Organization

27/04/2026

Kasana Junior School Menstrual Hygiene Education Outreach — A Success Story.

On 24th April 2026, Kisa Kya Mukama Outreach Foundation reached 62 girls at Kasana Junior School in Masaka, Uganda through our Schools Menstrual Hygiene Education Program (2025/2026).

Impact Delivered:
a. Menstrual hygiene education sessions conducted.
b. Hands-on training to build confidence and practical skills.
c. 104 reusable Kisa Pads distributed (2 pads per girl).
d. Tree planting initiative to promote environmental sustainability.

The Schools Menstrual Hygiene Education Program goes beyond education. It is about breaking stigma, keeping girls in school and building resilient communities.

Every pad distributed, every lesson shared and every tree planted is a step toward dignity, equality and opportunity.

Together we are ensuring that no girl is left behind.

Great thanks to Angels for Brazil & Africa - A 501c3 Non-Profit Organization for the support

18/04/2026

Empowering girls, one school at a time.

The Schools Menstrual Hygiene Education Program 2025/2026 is an ongoing initiative, reaching a different school every month to ensure no girl is left behind.

This April, the Kisa Kya Mukama Outreach Foundation team will head to Kasana Junior School, Masaka, Uganda (24th April 2026) where we shall:

a. Provide menstrual hygiene education
b. Distribute reusable sanitary pads
c. Conduct hands-on training sessions
d. Promote environmental sustainability through tree planting

Through this continuous girls outreach program, we are breaking stigma, keeping girls in school and building confident, healthy communities.

Be part of the journey as we move from school to school creating lasting impact.

Address

Nyendo
Masaka
256

Opening Hours

Monday	08:00 - 17:00
Tuesday	08:00 - 17:00
Wednesday	08:00 - 17:00
Thursday	08:00 - 17:00
Friday	08:00 - 17:00
Saturday	09:00 - 17:00

Website

http://Kisakyamukama.org/

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