Shine Reusable Pads

02/11/2025

Celebrating my 5th year on Facebook. Thank you for your continuing support. I could never have made it without you. 🙏🤗🎉

02/11/2025

What was the best way to wish you success except to spread the message of proper menstrual hygiene and giving out shine reusable pads to primary seven girls if kyambogo buruuli c/u primary school
Thank you for your warm welcome
May you excel with flying colors
Shine during your days

23/10/2025

It's a great privilege this morning to share with Cavendish university about our story of impact, product and services
Thank you cornerstone dominos for the platform to influence communities

Hon:Birgit Bergmann of Germany we sincerely appreciate
God bless you

04/10/2025

A pad is not a luxury it's a necessity

04/10/2025

An interview with civic space Tv

Empowering Girls with Dicnity: Kisakye Jackline's Mission to promote Menstrual Hygiene through Reusable Pads at Shine's of Hope Ministries

01/10/2025

What an honor to host the vice chancellor of kenyatta university professor Paul Wainaina to our offices in Nakasongola
On the 29th of September 2025, together with a team from Trevor Noah foundation, the regional learning center YALI,
They came to see the works of the grant we received this year, and we are excited that he had this to say
✅He appreciated Emmanuel for spearheading this cause being male and it's a female issue, this speaks volumes
✅He encouraged us to push this to a national level in terms of impact since it's a national problem not only in nakasongola
✅He cautioned us to put more effort on mindset and attitude change towards menstruation,by doing this many will be attracted to end this problem
✅He also encouraged us to sensitive teachers,citing his own experience how teachers supported them the boys during his primary six level to cause stigma to girls whose periods had gotten to their dresses

Once again we are indebted for your coming, thank you for supporting shine reusable pads
From Kenya to. Uganda to nakasongola to kakooge

30/09/2025

On the 24th of September 2025, We engaged and interacted with 70+ learners of the primary seven class of2. kakooge c/u primary school.
This wasn't that usual success card
We trained them both girls and boys how to make reusable sanitary pads
We had a sensitisation on proper menstrual hygiene
Our findings are amazing
1. The boys were more active and very positive about hand sewing a pad
2. The first person to finish stitching and didn't very well was a boy

This gives us hope about fighting menstrual stigma
Having boys support girls during their periods gives comfort and grows the girls esteem to priding into their identity

Once again thank you dear learners and the school administration for receiving us mightly

12/06/2025

The production center is finally here in place
To our dear partners that made this possible



Together we are



With this center more pads are going to be produced to meet more vulnerable girls' menstrual needs

17/03/2025

51 school girls and 3 staff members were trained in doughnut making as an income generating and in reusable sanitary towels (pads)
This is how we celebrated our women's day and we appreciate the staff and learners of kyagwe road primary school for receiving us greatly, your attention and reception can not got unnoticed
Thank you
We do this to empower young women to attain survival skills hence sustainance economically and otherwise
We are fighting menstrual stigma
Ending period poverty
And helping girls remain in school
A pad shouldn't be a reason for a girl to drop out of school.