Why Menstrual Health Matters:

For many girls in single-parent families, access to sanitary products is a luxury they can’t afford. This lack of access not only affects their health but also their education and self-esteem. At Tunza Dada, we’re working to change that.

1. The Challenges Girls Face
   Without access to sanitary products, girls often miss school during their periods, falling behind in their education. They may also face health risks from using unsafe alternatives.
2. The Impact of Menstrual Health on Education
   Studies show that providing sanitary products can reduce school absenteeism by up to 50%. When girls stay in school, they have better opportunities for their future.
3. Tunza Dada’s Initiative
   Through our programs, we distribute sanitary products to girls in need and educate them about menstrual health. We also work to break the stigma around menstruation, creating a supportive environment for young girls.

Conclusion:
Menstrual health is a critical issue that affects girls’ education, health, and confidence. By addressing this need, we’re helping girls stay in school and reach their full potential.