<p>The joy in our hearts as more and more women and girls feel safe during their periods. Though we were not able to donate pads to every girl or woman in Cameroon, our trainings on reusable sanitary pads has greatly helped. Few hours lost at school, less stigma and discrimination and above all proper menstrual hygiene management thanks to our educative talks </p>

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Photo Credit: Dr Solange Swiri Tumasang, Founder of Dr Tumasang Swiri Foundation and Kids for Kids Cameroon