05/06/2026
Mwebanthu muliko foundation
|| Mwebanthu Women | Girl Child Empowerment Session đź’ś
26 June 2026 | Myooye Secondary School
Theme:Your Body is not a Secret, it’s Sacred_
Dear Daughter, Dear Sister,
This day is about you. Your story. Your future.
For too long, silence has taught girls to shrink. Today, Mwebanthu Women + our Health Officer break that silence with truth and love.
In this safe space, we will go deep on 5 truths that will guard your life:
1. Sacred, Not Secret
Your body is not something to hide in shame. It’s yours. Learn it, care for it, honor it. Menstrual health is health. Period pain is real. Your body deserves respect - from you first, then from everyone else.
2. Love Should Not Hurt
Real love builds you up. It never pressures, threatens, or trades gifts for your body. We’ll learn the difference between affection and control. Between “I care” and “I own you”. Consent means a free YES. Anything else is NO.
3. Harassment is Not Your Fault
Unwanted touch. Dirty comments. Inbox messages that make you uncomfortable. Pressure for “love” from anyone - peer or elder. That is harassment. It’s not “just jokes”. It’s not your fault. We’ll name it, reject it, and learn the safe steps to report and heal.
4. Your NO is Power
Boundaries are not rude. They are self-respect. You can say NO to gifts, NO to pressure, NO to relationships that cost your dignity. Your worth is not measured by likes, boyfriends, or money. Your future is worth more than any moment of pressure.
5. You Are Never Alone
If anything touches your body without permission, if anyone makes you feel unsafe, speak. To your teacher. To the clinic. To our Health & Wellness Officer. Silence protects the wrong person. Speaking protects you. We are your sisters. We will listen without judgment.
An informed girl is a dangerous girl - dangerous to poverty, to abuse, to limits placed on her by fear.
When you know who you are, you choose better. You protect your education. You protect your dreams.
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