GIRLS GLORY PROJECT– IMPROVE MENSTRUAL HEALTH
Donate to help share a better period every month $10
DonateOn Menstrual Hygiene Day, we are committed to breaking the silence around periods, challenging the stigma often associated with menstruation, and raising awareness about the importance of menstrual hygiene for females who menstruate worldwide. Menstrual Hygiene Day occurs on May 28 each year and provides an opportunity to highlight the significance of menstrual care and the issues faced by those who lack access to sanitary products.
Access to sanitary products, safe and hygienic spaces to use them, and the right to manage menstruation without shame or stigma are crucial for women and girls. Unfortunately, this reality is not available to many. In India, for example, many young girls lack the necessary solutions to manage menstruation. According to the latest census data, at least 636 million Indians lack toilets, and 88% of women and girls use extremely unhygienic practices such as old rags, ashes, and husk sand. This crisis contributes to school dropouts, disease, and childhood malnutrition. Hence, the Girls Glory Project aims to provide toilets and WASH education to all little girls to end this issue.
On Menstrual Hygiene Day, let us share a better period with those who need it. Thousands of females who menstruate worldwide live without access to safe sanitary products. We know what it’s like to lend a tampon or pad to someone in need, whether it’s a sister, a friend, or a stranger in the lavatory. However, what about a woman living in a refugee camp who has had to flee her home with nothing? Can we help her out
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EVERY CHILD DESERVES A HOPEFUL FUTURE
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EVERY CHILD IS ENTITLED TO MEDICINE
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EVERY CHILD IS WORTHY OF GOOD NUTRITION
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EVERY CHILD HAS A RIGHT TO LEARN
EVERY CHILD DESERVES A HOPEFUL FUTURE
EVERY CHILD IS ENTITLED TO MEDICINE
EVERY CHILD IS WORTHY OF GOOD NUTRITION
EVERY CHILD HAS A RIGHT TO LEARN
EVERY CHILD DESERVES A HOPEFUL FUTURE
We are committed to bring every child a more hopeful future. With access to healthcare and preventative efforts such as availability to receive healthy nutrition, children with have the physical ability to achieve a better life. Every child has the right to learn, regardless of their circumstances. We are committed to ensuring that children keep learning, even in the face of natural disasters, violence, or the risk of child marriage. Education is key to breaking the cycle of poverty and improving health, nutrition, income, and opportunities for all children. We strive to create safe and encouraging learning environments that improve child well-being.
EVERY CHILD IS ENTITLED TO MEDICINE
While more children are surviving their early years than ever before, over five million under-fives still die each year. We partner with local medical and health centers to improve health for millions of children. Our partnering doctors, nurses, and health teams save lives every day in hard-to-reach communities around the world. We are committed to ensuring that all children receive the care they need for the best possible start in life
EVERY CHILD IS WORTHY OF GOOD NUTRITION
Hunger has many causes, including pandemics, rising prices, and disasters caused by climate change. Unfortunately, even today, one in four children do not have access to the nutritious food they need. Our hunger relief and nutrition programs are making a difference, helping millions of children every year.
EVERY CHILD HAS A RIGHT TO LEARN
This project will enable them to continue their studies in an English medium school, receive computer training, life skills, extracurricular activities, and career guidance to strengthen their dreams of becoming leaders and productive citizens of India. Our long-term goal is to reach 250 children aged between 6-16 years through this project. Please donate now to help us continue our vital work and support vulnerable children around the world.
