Sanitary Aid Zimbabwe has called on the government to provide free menstrual products for female learners as schools reopen for examinations learners end of this month. In a statement released today, Sanitary Aid Trust said the Covid-19 pandemic had worsened already existing gender inequalities for girls. "Girls
60 Bulawayo girls who have found shelter at a dumpsite at Ngozi Mine in Bulawayo on Saturday received a reusable sanitary pads donation courtesy of The Livingstone-Galen Trust. The vulnerable girls whose lives revolve around the garbage site are among the many others who have little
The worsening economic situation in the country has forced school teachers from Shamva district to use their own resources to purchase and hand out sanitary pads to their pupils to ensure they do not miss school. During a community sensitization meeting and launch of HIVOS project
Stanbic Bank Female employees in Partnership with Talia Women’s Network yesterday reached out to young girls of Masembura Primary and Secondary schools in Bindura, by donating 600 packets of disposable and reusable sanitary wear
Female employees of Stanbic Bank Zimbabwe have raised over 900 packets of disposable and 2 500 packets of non-disposable sanitary napkins for disadvantaged girls living in rural areas
The chairperson of the Parliamentary Portfolio Committee on Women and Youth Affairs, Priscilla Misihairabwi-Mushonga revealed that young girls between the ages of 11-12 have resorted to using contraception to delay having their monthly menstrual periods because of the high costs of sanitary wear
In commemoration of the Women's month, Stanbic Bank Zimbabwe ladies have taken the opportunity to support disadvantaged women and girls in rural areas
Pachedu Trust, a growing organization yesterday donated sanitary wear to 50 disadvantaged girls
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