Project PAT

16/10/2021

To commensurate the World Girl child day on the 11th of October 2021, Project PAT in collaboration with W.O.R.K.S. will be giving out Pads and Calcium Supplements to Indigenous girls in Secondary Schools.

At Project PAT
we have a target to give out Sanitary Towels to 100,000 indigent girls within one year and also help them replace the calcium lost during the Menstruation.

With as low as ₦2,000 you can support an indigent girl with pad and ₦1,000 with a supply of Calcium Supplement.

Would you be interested in sponsoring this move??

Kindly send your token of Love to
*Account Number: 0080209851*
*Account Name: W.O.R.K.S*
*Sterling Bank*

In your narration please write
*Supporting ProjectPAT* and send your payment evidence to 07032652418

May God bless you as you show love to a girl child.

03/10/2021

Must have Monthly supplies for every Girl Child
1. Pantyliners - to prevent infections, like toilet diseases
2. Healthy and Hygienic Sanitary Towels.
3. Calcium supplements to replace the one lost during the period ..

03/10/2021

03/10/2021

Let's do this once again.....

Let's celebrate the girl child in the 11th of Oct by gifting pads and calcium to young girls in our indigenous communities

26/05/2021

To God be the glory we had a fun-filled outing and the kids learnt a lot.

26/05/2021

ProjectPAT live in Angus Memorial Senior Secondary Somolu

25/05/2021

Its tomorrow ooooo. 💃🏾💃🏾💃🏾💃🏾. Am super excited about this..
Its ProjectPAT to the World, back by W.O.R.K.S.

We are reaching out to the young girls in Somolu Senior High School and Angus Memorial High School.

Thanks to Everyone who supported us... The donation Hub is still open you can support us with your token of Love.

Account Number 0080209851
Account Name W.O.R.K.S
Sterling Bank

Dont forget to write Supporting PAD-A-TEEN.

Thanks

23/05/2021

Its PAD A TEEN BAIBYYYY.
Lets go put a smile on the faces of these teenage girls, this Children's day.

2 schools, 1 complex right in the heart of Shomolu. Its gonna be a whole new experience.

We couldn't have being able to pull this through without your support. Thanks to everyone who made this happen.

29/03/2021

At Project PAT we have a target to give out Sanitary Towels to 100,000 indigent girls within one year..

With as low as N2000 you can support an indigent girl.

Would you be interested in sponsoring this move??

Kindly send your token of Love to

*Account Number: 0080209851*

*Account Name: W.O.R.K.S*

*Sterling Bank*

May God bless you as you show love during Passion week

28/03/2021

First of all, it’s important to understand that a woman’s menstrual cycle is not the same as her period. The actual time that a woman bleeds is known as menstruation, but her menstrual cycle is the entire time from one period starting to the next.

Although it’s widely circulated that a woman’s menstrual cycle lasts 28 days, that’s only an average number.

Some women’s cycles are much longer, from 29 to 35 days, while others can be shorter. Situations like travel, weight fluctuation, emotions, and medication can all affect when a woman’s period occurs, too.

So, comments about how women are “always on their time of the month” aren’t appreciated.

Every period is like every woman — unique to the individual.

26/03/2021

Most women experience mild symptoms in the few days leading up to menstruation and in the first day or two of menstruating when the flow of blood is heavier. There are over a hundred symptoms that have been attributed to menstruation, and these may change over time and from cycle to cycle. Normally, discomforts associated with menstruation should be manageable enough that you can carry on with your normal life. However, for some women, symptoms are so severe that it becomes difficult to carry out the normal tasks of daily life.

Whats your period like???

Are you the sleeping type or the cranky one..

24/03/2021

Can’t touch plants on your period? Or it wont grow...

Some even say you cant cook when you are on your period else the food will turn sour...

What Myths and Taboos were you told as a child about the Menstruation.

Kindly share lets hear from you..

23/03/2021

The Girl Child Health awareness is paramount to us. We are aimed at empowering these young women of virtue with adequate knowledge to kick start their journey into womanhood.

Admist the myths and struggles to maintain not just a mental confidence but also a physical and psychological confidence that will mould them into a woman of honour in years to come.

Let's collaborate will you??

23/03/2021

A lack of information about menstruation leads to damaging misconceptions and discrimination, and can cause girls to miss out on normal childhood experiences and activities. Stigma, taboos and myths prevent adolescent girls -- and boys -- from the opportunity to learn about menstruation and develop healthy habits.