Miss Africa Foundation

05/28/2026

Great leaders inspire greatness, and great trainers build confidence through knowledge. Thank you for being the reason we keep growing 🥰🥰 CEO👌

05/28/2026

What a great initiative, teaching young women how to make their own reusable pad, in celebration of the World Menstrual Hygiene Day. Thank you so much to all our participants including G.W. Gibson School from Sinyea, Mount Zion Lutheran School from Rubber Factory, Gbarnga, B**g County.

05/28/2026

FIRST BATCH OF STUDENTS FROM SINYEA ARRIVE IN SUAKOKO FOR MISS AFRICA FOUNDATION POP-UP WORKSHOP
The arrival of the students marks another important step in the Foundation’s mission to educate, empower, and inspire young girls and women across Liberia. The workshop, hosted under the theme “Empowering Girls and Women Through Knowledge, Confidence, and Care,” continues to attract participants from different communities who are eager to learn about menstrual hygiene, self-care, and personal development.The Miss Africa Foundation expressed appreciation to parents, community leaders, and supporters who made it possible for the students to travel and take part in the workshop. Organizers emphasized that empowering girls through education and awareness is key to building healthier and stronger communities.
As more participants continue to arrive, the Pop-Up Workshop in Suakoko stands as a symbol of hope, opportunity, and positive change for young women in B**g County and beyond.

05/28/2026

MISS AFRICA FOUNDATION HOSTS POP-UP WORKSHOP ON FEMALE HYGIENE IN SUAKOKO, B**G COUNTY
Today marks an important and impactful moment in B**g County as the Miss Africa Foundation proudly hosts its Pop-Up Workshop on Female Hygiene in Suakoko. This initiative is aimed at empowering girls and women through education, awareness, confidence, and proper hygiene practices.

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05/28/2026

Happy independence females hygiene day to all our mothers and sisters ❤️❤️❤️❤️

05/28/2026

Menstrual Hygiene Day 2026
Empowering Girls and Women Through Knowledge, Confidence, and Care
Every year on May 28, the world observes Menstrual Hygiene Day, a day dedicated to raising awareness about menstrual health and hygiene while breaking the silence and stigma surrounding menstruation. This important day serves as a reminder that menstruation is natural and that every girl and woman deserves access to proper hygiene products, education, care, and support.
The date May 28 was carefully chosen to symbolize the average menstrual cycle of 28 days and the average period length of 5 days. Across the globe, organizations, communities, and advocates use this day to educate people, promote healthy conversations, and support women and girls who face challenges related to menstrual hygiene.

05/28/2026

Happy International Female Hygiene Day! 💙🌸
In celebration of this important day, Glamour For Change is hosting a POP-UP WORKSHOP ON FEMALE HYGIENE in GBARNGA and SUAKOKO.
Theme: “Empowering Girls and Women Through Knowledge, Confidence, and Care.”
This workshop is designed to educate, encourage, and empower women and girls with important information about menstrual health, personal hygiene, self-care, and confidence building.
Please Note: Limited space available — Only 50 women and girls will be accepted. Snacks will be provided for each participant
Contact Information: Sarah Cummings — 0776708161 Fatumata Sesay — 0777143642
Register now! First come, first served. 💙

02/25/2026

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