Programme

Dignity In Action

Feminine hygiene and personal care packages, assembled by volunteers and distributed through schools, clinics and community partners.

Dignity In Action

Period poverty is a barrier made of small, solvable things.

When hygiene products are unaffordable or unavailable, girls miss school, women miss work, and health risks rise. A kit costs very little and returns days, confidence and health to someone's year.

Build a virtual dignity kit

Why it matters

Sanitary pads. The single most requested item — and the difference between attending school and staying home.

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Monochrome flat lay illustration of a care kit with folded cloth, soap and a handwritten note

Run your own drive

1. Gather a team. Four students and one supervising teacher is enough to run a school drive.
2. Set a target. Fifty kits is an achievable first goal for a single week of collection.
3. Collect and sort. Use the checklist above; keep items sealed and unopened.
4. Partner locally. Distribute through a school, clinic or shelter that already holds community trust.
5. Report back. Send counts and photographs of the kits — never of recipients.

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Kits assembled

Volunteers engaged

Schools involved

Communities reached