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Empowering women, girls & teen mothers through education, digital inclusion, skills, SRHR, mental health & leadership.

Choma District |Southern Province
Zambia 🇿🇲

05/10/2026

HAPPY TEACHERS DAY TO ALL OUR LOVELY TEACHERS

29/09/2026

What happens when five teenage girls from Japan come together with one purpose—to help end period poverty? 🇯🇵🇿🇲

Today, we are spotlighting five incredible young girls from Japan who chose to learn more about period poverty in Zambia and, rather than simply talk about the issue, decided to take action.

They came together to understand the challenges many girls face during menstruation and contributed towards providing sanitary pads to girls at Harmony Primary School in Choma, Zambia.

Their contribution may seem small to some, but it carries a powerful message: change can begin anywhere, and young people everywhere have a role to play in creating a more equal world.

We are celebrating these girls for their passion, their consistency, and their genuine desire to see a future where no girl has to miss school or feel left behind because she cannot afford menstrual products.

From Japan to Zambia, their story reminds us that solidarity knows no borders.

Five girls. Two countries. One purpose: ending period poverty. ❤️

22/09/2026

✨ Sneak peek into our menstrual health conversation at Harmony Primary School in Choma District.

We had an amazing and engaging conversation with the girls about menstruation, menstrual hygiene, confidence, and the importance of creating safe spaces where girls can ask questions and speak openly.

Every girl deserves to understand her body, manage her period with dignity, and stay in school without shame. ❤️🩸

21/09/2026

Happy Monday

18/09/2026

EYNS SUCCESSFULLY LAUNCHES RURAL GIRLS’ SRHR & LEADERSHIP PROJECT IN CHOMA DISTRICT

EmpowerCare Youths Network Solution (EYNS) has successfully launched the Rural Girls’ Sexual and Reproductive Health and Rights (SRHR) & Leadership Project in Choma District, bringing together stakeholders, young people and community partners to witness the launch and show their support.

The launch provided an important platform to introduce the project, share its objectives and strengthen collaboration around SRHR, girls’ leadership, youth participation and community engagement.

EYNS appreciates the presence and support of government representatives, health stakeholders, youth representatives, civil society organisations, community leaders, the media and other partners who joined us on this important occasion.

The project will work with communities in Zambia Compound, Mwapona and Choma South, creating opportunities for girls and young women to gain knowledge, build leadership skills, raise their voices and participate meaningfully in issues affecting their lives and communities.

We call upon all stakeholders, partners, parents, community leaders and young people to continue working with EYNS throughout the project period to ensure that girls’ voices are heard, leadership is strengthened and meaningful participation becomes a reality.

Together, we can empower young people, restore hope and transform communities.

14/09/2026

Help Us Keep Her in School 💙

A pack of sanitary pads can make the difference between a girl missing school and staying in class with confidence. Your donation helps us fight period poverty and keep girls learning, growing, and pursuing their dreams.

Donate a pack of pads today. Help us keep her in school.

07/09/2026

SOMETHING BIG IS COMING TO YOU.

28/08/2026

Push Girls Foundation was at Makalagunzu Market today 💬

We sat down with vendors, parents, and young people in Choma District to talk about two issues that quietly hold girls back: period poverty and access to education through the Re-Entry Policy.

Too many girls miss school simply because they can’t afford pads. Too many girls who become mothers never make it back to the classroom. We’re listening, learning, and building solutions rooted in what our communities actually need.

Every girl deserves dignity. Every girl deserves a second chance. 💪🩸📚

26/08/2026

Meet Jenifer. 🧵🩸

Jenifer is 14 years old, in Grade 7 at Choma Remedial School. Thanks to your support, she recently learned how to make her own reusable sanitary pads through the Push Girls Foundation’s Period Without Poverty Project.

For girls like Jenifer, this skill means more than just having pads , it means independence, dignity, and the confidence to stay in school every day of the month, period or not.

Thank you to every donor, partner, and volunteer who makes moments like this possible. Because of you, Jenifer and girls like her are being equipped with skills that will last a lifetime.

25/08/2026

We donated 100 sanitary pads to Moomba primary school.
This will ensure young girls stay in school.

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Choma

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+260950093784

Website

https://pushgirlsfoundation.org/, https://pushgirlsfoundation.org/

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