Building Confidence through Health Education
By providing reusable menstrual management resources, Femme is removing the financial burden of menstruation, and giving girls a new sense of freedom, independence and confidence.
At Femme International, we believe that menstruation should not be a source of shame but rather a source of pride. Not only are we working towards providing young women with the means to effectively manage their bodies each month, we are working to build confidence and a global appreciation for a bodily function that is entirely natural and normal.
The taboos surrounding menstruation and the female body have become a destructive source of oppression for the female gender – a stigma that is severely affecting these women’s quality of life.
Femme International is working to change these destructive practices and build confidence, one girl at a time.
500 more young women will be given the essential education and resources they need to stay safe, healthy and in school – every day of the month.
500 more young women will have confidence to play games and sports – every day of the month.
500 more young women will understand that they do not need to feel shame or embarrassment towards their bodies.
500 more young women will have the chance to take advantage of every academic and professional opportunity to come their way.
500 more young women will no longer have to resort to unsafe and risky behavior in an attempt to manage their periods.
500 more young women will be empowered.
We need $35,000 to make this happen! This will cover the costs of procuring Femme Kit supplies and educational materials, the training of local women to facilitate workshops in Mathare, and the logistical expenses to make it happen.
This is where we need your support. Together, we can help the next generation of Kenyan women become strong, confident and active members of their communities.
Let’s keep young women healthy and in school, every day of the month. Period.
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Sabrina Rubli