PinkHealth Foundation

07/06/2025

The Amaku Cluster outreach was held at the Chapel of the Healing Cross, Amaku, and commenced around 1:00 PM. The event was organized with the support of 16 student volunteers who contributed to the success of the program.
The attendees were girls from Anglican and Catholic churches within the Amaku area. The participants who came were highly engaged and responsive throughout the event. The outreach lasted for about three hours and was structured to be both interactive and informative.
The program featured six (6) speakers, each addressing various topics related to menstrual health, hygiene, health conditions related to period, past experience and personal development. The session was lively and fun, with opportunities for the girls to ask questions and participate in discussions. A special question-and-answer segment added excitement, with the hanging pads given to those who answered correctly.
In terms of material support, a total of 52 individual sanitary pads (from 2 cartons or 4 packs) were made available for distribution. These were shared among the girls present. Additionally, 27 rolls of hanging pads were distributed as prizes during the interactive session. Refreshments was provided for the girls, Gala and drink. After the event, 22 unused sanitary pads (leftover from a previous outstation) were returned and documented.
Overall, the outreach was a rewarding and impactful experience for both the volunteers and the participants.

28/05/2025

🌸 World Menstrual Hygiene Day 2025 Recap: Pad-A-Girl Outreach! 🌸
“Together for a ”

To mark World Menstrual Hygiene Day 2025, the Pink Health Foundation carried out multiple community outreaches under the Pad-A-Girl initiative, reaching girls and young women across various regions with menstrual education, empowerment, and essential hygiene supplies. 💪🏾🩸

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💬 Highlights from Our Outreach Events:

📍 Ekwulobia – Flow Angels Squad (May 26th)
Hosted at Divine Grace Baptist Church, 37 girls and 3 young mothers were educated on:

Menstrual hygiene & body care

Period myths vs. facts

Emergency period kit use

Confidence-building & affirmations

🎁 50+ period kits were distributed, thanks to generous support and volunteers.
✨ We witnessed increased openness, busted myths, and real empowerment.

📍 St. Steven Anglican Church – She Squad Cluster (May 25th)
Despite a rowdy start, 45 girls participated in interactive sessions on:

Personal hygiene during menstruation

Pad usage & disposal

Cycle tracking & myth-busting game

🍽️ Participating girls were refreshed and rewarded, and every attendee received a sanitary pad.

📍 St. John’s Outstation & Main Parish
Reaching a combined audience of about 170 girls, with 146 pads distributed, girls were prioritized based on menstruation status to ensure fairness.

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🩷 We also reached and distributed pads to the following clusters:
✨ Dignity Divas & Ruby Rebels (Onitsha – Omagba)
✨ Period Posse (Nise – St. Stephen’s Catholic Church)
✨ Cycle Sisters (Delta State)

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🌟 In Total:
✔️ 500+ girls reached
✔️ 500+ pads distributed
✔️ 1 goal – Ending period poverty and stigma 💥

We are incredibly proud of the impact made and grateful for all our volunteers, coordinators, churches, and donors who made this possible.

💬 Let’s continue to educate, uplift, and empower our girls – because menstruation should never be a barrier.

28/05/2025

🌸 Celebrating World Menstrual Hygiene Day 2025 🌸

Today, on May 28th, we at Pink Health Foundation stand united with millions around the globe to break the silence surrounding menstruation and advocate for menstrual equity.

In Nigeria, approximately 44% of women and girls face period poverty, lacking access to essential menstrual hygiene products. This not only affects their health but also hinders their education and overall well-being.

At Pink Health Foundation, our mission is to empower every girl and woman with the knowledge and resources they need to manage their menstruation with dignity. Through our initiatives, we provide menstrual education and distribute free sanitary pads to communities in need.

Join us in making a difference:

Educate yourself and others about menstrual health.

Advocate for policies that ensure access to menstrual products for all.

Support organizations working to end period poverty.

Together, we can create a world where menstruation is not a barrier but a bridge to empowerment.

25/05/2025

We did it; 1 THOUSAND PADS!! 🥳🥳🥳
Our Pad a Girl campaign is about to make history, and it’s all thanks to YOU! We’ve officially hit our target of one thousand pads, and we’re just getting started. Get ready to celebrate this incredible milestone as we gear up to empower girls like never before!

20/05/2025

Woman-to-woman talk: what is that one thing you do that has helped you remain the cleanest that some women don't know? Please share.

16/05/2025

JOIN US FOR PAD A GIRL EVENT 2025!

The Pink Health Foundation is proud to present the PAD A GIRL EVENT 2025 — a powerful initiative themed “Pads For Her”, designed to support out-of-school girls with essential menstrual hygiene products.

This community-based project is organized to mark the World Menstrual Hygiene Day 2025, and we’re taking it to where it's needed most!

DATE: Wednesday, 28th May 2025
VENUE: Communities in Onitsha, Awka, Agulu, Lagos, Ekwulobia, Delta, and Ogun State

Together, we can help girls manage their periods with dignity and confidence.

Proudly sponsored by:

NeimethPharmaceutical
https://www.facebook.com/neimeth.pharmaceuticalsplc



Akudozuruoara Humanitarian Initiative

Supported by:

ISPOR Unizik Chapter

Let’s and make a lasting difference in our communities.
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www.pinkhealthng.org
on Instagram and Facebook

14/05/2025

JOIN US FOR PAD A GIRL EVENT 2025!

The Pink Health Foundation is proud to present the PAD A GIRL EVENT 2025 — a powerful initiative themed “Pads For Her”, designed to support out-of-school girls with essential menstrual hygiene products.

This community-based project is organized to mark the World Menstrual Hygiene Day 2025, and we’re taking it to where it's needed most!

DATE: Wednesday, 28th May 2025
VENUE: Communities in Onitsha, Awka, Agulu, Lagos, Ekwulobia, Delta, and Ogun State

Together, we can help girls manage their periods with dignity and confidence.

Proudly sponsored by:

Neimeth Pharmaceutical

Akudozuruoara Humanitarian Initiative

Supported by:

ISPOR Unizik Chapter

Let’s and make a lasting difference in our communities.
Follow us for updates:
www.pinkhealthng.org
on Instagram and Facebook

Bridging the Gap Between Knowledge and Last-Mile Action to Improve The Health & Save the Lives of the Most Vulnerable Groups In Our Population

13/05/2025

Every girl child deserves an opportunity to be heard. We do not only educate them on menstrual hygiene, we also provide a platform for them to ask questions pertaining their health and academic journey

13/05/2025

We are getting ready.

08/03/2025

Here's to strong, fearless women everywhere—breaking barriers, making history, and inspiring change. Happy International Women’s Day!💓💕

18/01/2025

Happy birthday to an epitome of beauty, hard work, resilience and commitment ✨

Ma, you inspire us every day and we hope to help you accomplish the goals that you have for our community 🙏. We wish you, long life and prosperity. May the good lord bless you and the works of your hands💕

Once again, cheers to your new age!🥂