Girl Child Menstrual Hygiene and Self-Care Workshop – Lomé Togo.

Event Overview:

EmpowerHER is an inspiring and educational workshop aimed at raising awareness about menstrual hygiene and self-care during puberty, with a special focus on empowering the girl child. This event, took place on February 9, 2024, in the vibrant city of Lomé, Togo, seeks to provide essential knowledge and support to young girls as they navigate the journey of puberty.

Why EmpowerHER Matters:

Puberty is a significant phase in every girl’s life, marked by both physical and emotional changes. One crucial aspect of this transition is menstruation, which, if not managed properly, can lead to discomfort, health issues, and a decrease in confidence and self-esteem. Unfortunately, many girls in underserved communities lack access to proper information and resources to manage menstruation with dignity.

EmpowerHER aims to bridge this gap by offering valuable insights into menstrual hygiene and self-care. By doing so, we hope to break the stigma surrounding menstruation and empower girls to embrace this natural process with confidence and pride.

Event Highlights:

Interactive Workshops: Engaging sessions led by experts in the field of women’s health and hygiene, covering topics such as menstrual hygiene products, proper usage, and disposal.

Personal Development: Workshops on building self-esteem, self-care routines, and healthy body image, fostering a positive self-image among young girls.

Hygiene Kits Distribution: Each participant received a hygiene kit containing menstrual products, toiletries, and educational materials.

Guest Speakers: Inspirational talks by successful women from various fields, sharing their experiences and motivating young girls to pursue their dreams.

Q&A Sessions: Opportunities for participants to ask questions and seek guidance on various aspects of puberty and hygiene.

Community Involvement:

EmpowerHER recognizes the importance of involving the community in promoting menstrual hygiene and self-care. We encourage parents, guardians, and teachers to attend a separate information session tailored to their roles in supporting and educating girls during puberty.

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