13,500 Girls Are Waiting —You Can Help

They’re waiting for…

…the pads and education that would let them stay in school.

…the program that would breakdown long-held stigmas and misinformation within their communities.

…the chance to learn without shame and dream without limits.

The work is ready to begin.

Through a ground-breaking collaboration with USAID, UNICEF Kenya, and Huru, 13,500 girls from impoverished communities were promised Huru Kits: reusable sanitary pads, underwear, and essential menstrual health education.

Unfortunately, U.S. government funding priorities recently shifted, and this vital program approved in December 2024 was left unfunded.

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Join us and help deliver the support that was promised.

With your support, we will:

Provide Critical Period Supplies

Provide 13,500 girls in Mukuru and Mathare with Huru Kits, lasting up to two years.

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Train Advocates

Train 150 community leaders to promote menstrual health & support girls.

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Educate Youth

Educate 75,000 students with lessons on menstruation, hygiene, and breaking taboos.

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Create Period-Friendly Communities

Engage over 300,000 community members to combat period stigma and misinformation.

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Testimonials

  • Group of young girls in school uniforms raising their hands outdoors, with a woman wearing a purple jacket with the words 'Keep girls in school period' embroidered on the back, during a school event or assembly.

    “The distribution of Huru Kits at our school is a significant step in ensuring students have what they need to thrive academically."

  • A smiling young girl from Kenya holding a purple oven mitt with her hands. She is wearing a yellow jumper with a school badge and sitting with other children at an outdoor event.

    “I used to miss school every month because my parents cannot afford pads. Now with my Huru Kit, I won't miss anymore."

  • A young girl with dark braided hair, wearing an orange school shirt and a navy striped tie, smiling outdoors with trees in the background.

    “I feel so good and happy after receiving my Huru Kit. You've helped me feel confident and comfortable when I have my period.”

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