Each month there are girls in Kenya forced to miss school because they lack sanitary supplies to manage their periods. A natural part of life and development becomes burdensome and debilitating for these girls living in poverty.
Girls are among the hardest hit as their families depend on them to fetch water, take care of sick siblings, fetch firewood for cooking and even expect them to miss school during their menstrual cycle when clean, private toilets aren’t available at schools. How can girls be expected to grow up and pursue the careers they long for when they aren’t able to attend school regularly?
Empower Me helps them re-gain control. We supply girls in Siaya, Kenya free sanitary supplies and preventative HIV/AIDS education.
Please partner with us and we distribute sanitary kits to the # of girls affected. Each kit contains re-useable materials to help a girl become more independent, confident, and aware:
- Reusable Sanitary Pads
- Under garments
- Storage bags and detergent
- Educational materials in English and Swahili containing life-saving information
Help girls re-gain control of their destinies. Empower Me.
A $25 donation is suggested. Be sure to add "empower me" in the notes field so your donation can be allocated to helping girls succeed.
Empower Me operates in partnership with Isaka Memorial Foundation. Isaka is a registered 501(c) organization whose mission is provide essential services to orphans in Kenya. All donations are tax deductible. Isaka's partners include Alicia Key's foundation, Keep A Child Alive.
A $25 donation is suggested. Be sure to add "empower me" in the notes field so your donation can be allocated to helping girls succeed.
Empower Me operates in partnership with Isaka Memorial Foundation. Isaka is a registered 501(c) organization whose mission is provide essential services to orphans in Kenya. All donations are tax deductible. Isaka's partners include Alicia Key's foundation, Keep A Child Alive.
