Empowering Girls, Strengthening Communities—One Hygiene Pack at a Time
On a bright and hopeful afternoon of May 19th, 2025, the Lukosi Central committee gathered at Salvation Army Church, Lukosi for a spirited and focused meeting. With World Menstrual Hygiene Day just around the corner, the atmosphere was filled with purpose, unity, and a shared commitment to health, dignity, and empowerment.
This year’s Menstrual Hygiene Day (May 28th) is more than a calendar event for Lukosi. It is a promise—to restore dignity, shatter stigma, and ensure that no child misses school because of their period.
The Central Committee meeting, chaired by Moses Temoi, brought together alumni, teachers, church leaders, community health promoters, and stakeholders in a united effort.
- Betty Butembu – Captain, Salvation Army Church
- Everline Mnyange – Secretary & Community Health Promoter
- Alumni representatives and teachers
- Community members and health volunteers
- Media and documentation team led by Francis Wasike
Focus Areas
- Sourcing and distribution of sanitary pads
- Mobilization of medical personnel and supplies
- Community outreach and engagement
- Student entertainment (music, skits, education sessions)
- Logistics, media, and volunteer coordination
Medical Camp Activities
- General health checkups
- Deworming for children
- Nutritional guidance
- Menstrual hygiene education
- Cancer screening awareness
The alumni media team is actively documenting the journey to share stories of impact, hope, and transformation across the community.
This initiative is more than an event—it is a movement of compassion, dignity, and empowerment.
Let’s empower girls. Let’s uplift communities. Let’s change lives—one hygiene pack at a time.
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