WHERE WE WORK
Locally led, on the ground, with trusted partners in every community.
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We call them little silicone scholarships, because one cup
can get a girl the whole way through their education.
Our Current Locations
Liberia
In Liberia, we support locally led menstrual health education and access to sustainable menstrual products across communities in Monrovia.
Liberia, located on West Africa's Atlantic coast, has a population of approximately 5.3 million people. The country has a young, growing population with a median age of around 18 years. Monrovia, the capital, is home to about 1.4 million residents and is the country's economic and cultural centre. Liberia has a rich cultural heritage with 16 indigenous ethnic groups. The country is rebuilding after decades of conflict, with ongoing development in education, healthcare, and infrastructure.
- Partner
- Educate West Point
- Communities we work in
- West Point, Doe Community, Clara Town, Logan Town and Freeport
Ghana
In Ghana, we work alongside local partners to provide practical menstrual health education and sustainable menstrual products to students and communities.
Ghana, on West Africa's Gulf of Guinea coast, has a population of approximately 33 million people. Accra, the capital, is a vibrant coastal city of around 2.3 million residents. Ghana has a diverse population spanning over 100 ethnic groups speaking multiple languages alongside English, the official language. The country has strong cultural traditions and is home to historical sites including former slave trade castles along the coast.
- Partner
- Yebetumi
- Communities we work in
- Greater Accra and Cape Coast
Uganda
Across Uganda, our locally led partnerships support menstrual health education in schools, regional communities and refugee settlements.
Uganda, located in East-Central Africa, has a population of approximately 48 million people, making it one of Africa's most populous countries. The country is characterised by significant youth, with a median age around 15 years. Uganda is landlocked, bordered by Kenya, Tanzania, Rwanda, South Sudan, and the Democratic Republic of Congo. The country is home to diverse ethnic groups and languages. Lake Victoria, the world's second-largest freshwater lake, forms part of Uganda's southern border. Kampala, the capital, is a major hub in the East African region.
- Partners
- Irise Institute East Africa, We Empower Her, Period Equity Africa, Awesome Minds Speak, Ask8 and Girls Must
- Communities we work in
- Jinja, Isingiro, Nakivale Refugee Settlement, Kabale, Iganga, Kumi and Wakiso
Australia
In Adelaide, our work supports culturally diverse migrant and refugee communities through accessible menstrual health education and sustainable period care.
Australia is a large island continent in the Southern Hemisphere with a population of approximately 26 million people. Adelaide, where we operate, is the capital of South Australia with around 1.4 million residents in the greater metropolitan area. South Australia is home to significant migrant and refugee communities from across Africa, Asia, and the Middle East, contributing to its cultural diversity and creating communities with multilingual heritage.
- Partner
- Taboo Foundation
- Community we work in
- Adelaide, launched November 2024
Where We’ve Worked
Malawi
Our early menstrual cup distribution and health education programmes in Malawi helped us understand the barriers girls face to menstrual dignity across different contexts. This formative work shaped our community-centred approach.
- Communities we worked in
- Mzuzu and Chikwawa
South Africa
In KwaZulu Natal, we supported mobile health clinics, bringing menstrual cups and education directly to girls and women in underserved areas.
- Region
- KwaZulu Natal
We only go where we are invited
We choose to work in communities where period poverty has the most severe impact on girls' futures. These are places where menstruation isn't just an inconvenience, it's a barrier to education, economic participation, and dignity. Our partner organisations are led by people with deep roots in their communities, ensuring our work is culturally responsive and genuinely needed.
Want to Start a Project in Your Community?
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