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Menstrual hygiene Awareness program

Gender & Inclusion — Other

Nigeria — May 18, 2026 @ 5:38pm - 5:30am GMT-06:00

Samaru,Zaria, Kaduna State Nigeria

Host Organization and Partners — Aimee thrive intiatives

Aimee Chris

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The Menstrual Hygiene Awareness Program organized by Aimee Thrive Initiatives at the campus environment of Nigerian Institute of Leather and Science Technology was a health education and advocacy initiative designed to promote awareness, education, and open conversations around menstrual health among female students.
The program focused on educating participants on proper menstrual hygiene practices, the safe use and disposal of sanitary products, menstrual health management, and breaking cultural myths and stigma associated with menstruation. It featured interactive health talks, sensitization sessions, practical demonstrations, and student engagement activities that encouraged confidence, self-care, and informed decision-making.
The initiative aimed to empower young women with accurate knowledge, improve personal hygiene practices, and foster a supportive campus environment where menstrual health is recognized as an essential aspect of overall wellbeing and academic success.

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