WHERE WE WORK
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Ghana
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Mozambique
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Uganda
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South Africa
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Zimbabwe
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Togo
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Nigeria
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Liberia
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Mexico
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United States
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Cape Verde
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Rwanda
Mozambique
In Mozambique, we work with marginalized girls in rural, peri-rural and urban areas. We work mainly in Maputo, Inhambane and Beira but also in some smaller communities.
Ghana
In Ghana, we work with marginalized girls in rural, peri-rural and urban areas. We work mainly in Accra and Kumasi but also in some smaller communities as well as some island communities only accessible by boat.
United States
In the United States, we currently have a waitlist of 5000 girls who want the cup. From women transitioning from prison, sex trafficking, homelessness and low-income communities.
Togo
In Togo, we have partnered with Pathways Togo to provide their female scholars with menstrual cups and equip their leaders with the ability to educate the scholars on menstrual health. We have mainly worked in Kara and in Lomé, in Togo.
Mexico
In Mexico, we have mainly worked in refugee camps in Tijuana. Distributing menstrual cups along with menstrual health education to refugee women.
Uganda
In Uganda, we have worked with Rahab House; a nonprofit which helps child prostitutes transition out of prostitution and into a trade. We have also started outreaches with Pilgrim center in Uganda in the town of Seguku, in Wakiso district. We also worked with Miss Uganda 2019/2020 Olivier Nakakande to raise awareness on period poverty in Uganda and the world.
Liberia
In Liberia, we are partnered with Foundation for Women, where we’ve distributed cups and education/training to girls at schools in Monrovia as well as to girls in schools in rural Bong County.
Nigeria
In Mexico, we have mainly worked in refugee camps in Tijuana. Distributing menstrual cups along with menstrual health education to refugee women.
South Africa
In Mexico, we have mainly worked in refugee camps in Tijuana. Distributing menstrual cups along with menstrual health education to refugee women.
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