UIUCares Menstrual Hygiene Day Program Report 2025
Our Menstrual Hygiene Day Program was successfully implemented in three public schools: Kenneth Dike Grammar School Awka, Community Secondary School Agulu-Awka, and Capital City Secondary School Awka. A total of 72 students received sanitary packages, and educational sessions were conducted to promote menstrual health awareness.
Date: 28 May 2025
Program Details
Schools Reached: 3 public schools in Awka, Anambra State
Students Benefited: 72 students total
(25 each from Kenneth Dike Grammar School Awka and Community Secondary School Agulu-Awka
22 students from Capital City Secondary School Awka)
Packages Distributed: Sanitary pads and hygiene packages provided by Ms. Cassie Okeke
Key Messages: Importance of menstrual hygiene, dignity, and education
Program Impact
The program aimed to address the challenges faced by menstruating girls in schools, including stigma, lack of access to sanitary products, and inadequate facilities. By providing sanitary packages and promoting menstrual health awareness, we hope to empower these young girls to manage their menstruation with dignity and confidence.
Conclusion
The Menstrual Hygiene Day Program has made a positive impact in the lives of 72 students in three public schools in Awka. By continuing to prioritize menstrual health and hygiene, we can empower young girls to reach their full potential and promote a healthier, more supportive community.
End of Program Report: Girls Health Program
UIUCares Girls Health Program aimed to empower public secondary school girls in Enugu with menstrual hygiene education and essential supplies, promoting confidence, health, and education.
Program Details:
Date: November 4th 2025
Venue: Ezi Awka Community Secondary School, Awka
Participants: 49 public secondary school girls
Supplies Distributed: Personal care packages containing sanitary pads, toothbrushes, toothpaste, soap, and detergent, Donated by UIUDMV
Program Impact:
- Provided vital menstrual hygiene education and essential supplies to 49 girls
- Sparked smiles, and lasting change in participants’ lives
- Supported girls’ confidence, health, and education
Conclusion: The Girls Health Program was a resounding success, making a tangible difference in the lives of 49 public secondary school girls. UIUCares is committed to continuing this initiative, empowering more girls and promoting a healthier, more confident community.
Ezi Awka Community Secondary School
