Programs For Girls
Blooming Flow Project
Blooming Flow Project
Blooming Flow Project
A Menstrual Health and Hygiene Intervention- Reducing Period Poverty
Did you know that 1 in 10 Nigerian girls miss school for about 48 days a year due to lack of access to sanitary pads?
Did you know that about 37 million Nigerian girls and women can not afford menstrual hygiene products?
and that more than 500 million women and girls experience period poverty globally ?
Many girls also start experiencing puberty, especially menstruation, without knowing or understanding these changes and are ill-equipped to manage them.
This project is aimed at reducing period poverty among school girls in rural communities, urban slums and underserved communities.
Blooming Flow is addressing period poverty by providing puberty education, menstrual hygiene materials and supplies, and building menstrual facilities in beneficiary schools and communities.
When you invest in Blooming Flow, you are investing in GIRLS. You are keeping more girls in
schools, addressing their health needs, addressing gender inequality, and securing a better future for them.
Proceeds from sales of the BLOOMING FLOW book will help us achieve the objectives of the Blooming Flow project.
LINK TO SHOP
https://bloomingflowthebook.bumpa.shop/
'TIME' HER
Blooming Flow Project
Blooming Flow Project
Teach. Inspire. Motivate. Empower (TIME) HER; for girls in secondary schools. This is an ongoing workshop to reach 100,000 girls in high school with information on Sexual and Reproductive Health, Menstrual hygiene, Career Choices, Rape Prevention, Leadership, Entrepreneurship and Financial literacy. We partner with schools across Nigeria. SDG 5
Strengthen her
Strengthen HER; for parents with daughters between the ages of 8 and 17 years; we teach and train parents on their roles in shaping the future of girls ensuring they fulfill all their potentials. SDG 5
Girlsaide LeadHer
Celebrating young girls and women that have demonstrated exceptional leadership skills in any and all spheres
Program For Women
Keep All Mothers Alive (KAMA)
Keep All Mothers Alive (KAMA)
Keep All Mothers Alive (KAMA)
Keep All Mothers Alive (KAMA) Care
Maternal morbidity and mortality has robbed many families of their mothers, wives, sisters and daughters. We provide access to antenatal care, training of community health care workers and provision of affordable medical consumables to pregnant women. The lives of our women count.
SDG 3 -target 1 : Reduce Maternal Mortality ratio to < 70/100,000 live births
Get -A-Pap (Smear) Campaign
Keep All Mothers Alive (KAMA)
Keep All Mothers Alive (KAMA)
Get -A-Pap (smear) Campaign
Every minute, a woman is diagnosed of cervical cancer and a woman dies from it every two minutes. Over 500,000 women are diagnosed annually and more than half of them will die. We are moving from community to community to educate and screen women to prevent these deaths. SDG 3
Skill UP
Keep All Mothers Alive (KAMA)
Skill UP
Skill UP
We empower women with skills that can be converted to wealth.
We train women in low income communities and provide start up kits so they can be economically empowered and break out of the cycle of poverty. SDG 1 & 8
