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Dignity. Education. Equality.

End Period Poverty in Liberia — Restore Dignity, Keep Girls in School

Ensuring no girl in Liberia misses school because of a natural biological process.

1.2M
Women & Girls Menstruating Monthly
51%
Girls Missing School Monthly
65%
Rural Menstrual Poverty Rate

This is not just about hygiene. It is about equality.

Around 30% of women and girls in Liberia cannot consistently afford sanitary products. In rural areas, this number surges to 65%. A girl who misses school several days each month is more likely to fall behind, repeat grades, or drop out entirely. This limits her economic opportunities and reinforces cycles of poverty. Stigma and silence only worsen the struggle; many girls face shame and teasing because they have no safe way to manage a basic human need.

Product Access

Distribution of affordable products and support for local production initiatives.

WASH in Schools

Ensuring girls have clean water, private toilets, and emergency pads at school.

Breaking Stigma

Community education to shift harmful norms and support girls openly.

The Immediate Impact

When a girl has access to pads and safe facilities, she stays in school. Her performance improves. Her future opens.

  • Improved confidence and mental well-being
  • Consistent attendance and academic growth
  • Reduced risk of hygiene-related infections
  • Long-term economic empowerment
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