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Every month, thousands of girls in rural Nigeria miss school because they cannot access menstrual products or education about menstrual health. Hope Spring’s period poverty projects provide reusable sanitary kits and hygiene workshops that empower girls to stay in school, stay healthy, and build brighter futures.

Why Period Poverty Holds Girls Back

Period poverty doesn’t just mean a lack of menstrual products it means lost opportunities. Girls without access to safe and affordable products often stay home during their periods, missing vital school days and sometimes dropping out completely.
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Quick Facts

1 in 10 girls in Africa miss school because of period poverty

Missed lessons widen the gender education gap.

Fresh From The Bay

Poor menstrual hygiene can lead to infections and long-term health issues

How Hope Spring Tackles Period Poverty

We believe every girl deserves dignity, health, and education. Our period poverty charity projects are designed to create sustainable, community-driven solutions.

Reusable Kits

Locally made, washable sanitary pads distributed to girls in need.

Workshops

Menstrual health education delivered in schools and communities.

Local Ownership

Training teachers and women leaders to continue the work.

Voices from the Girls We Support

” Mary, age 13, Nigeria”

“Before, I missed classes every month. Now I have my own reusable pad kit, and I have not missed school since”

“Mrs Hammed Balogun”

“The training gave me confidence to teach school girls and support other girls in my community.”