📅 Date: May 28, 2025
🏫 Organized by: Lukosi Primary School Alumni Association (LPSAA)
Breaking the Stigma: Empowering Girls & Boys on Menstrual Hygiene
Menstrual hygiene remains a major challenge in our society, often leading to school absenteeism among girls and negatively impacting their academic performance. Many girls experience stigma, teasing, and embarrassment when their uniforms get stained due to a lack of access to proper menstrual products.
To make a real impact:
✔ 300 girls will receive a three-month supply of sanitary pads. This support is particularly critical in May, a financially challenging period for many families, especially maize farmers who have spent heavily on farm inputs from January to early May, leaving limited resources for other essential needs.
✔ 250 boys will receive hygiene kits, including vests and underwear, promoting overall personal hygiene and inclusivity in health education.
At the Lukosi Primary School Alumni Association (LPSAA), we are committed to educating young girls and the community at large while restoring dignity through awareness and support.
This initiative extends beyond short-term solutions—while we will provide sanitary pads for three months, we recognize that sustainable change comes through education, open dialogue, and community engagement. Menstrual health is not just a women’s issue; men must also be active participants in breaking the stigma and promoting menstrual hygiene.
bout the Event
📌 Theme: Educate, Empower, End Period Stigma
🎯 Goal: To engage both girls and boys in menstrual health education, ensuring confidence, dignity, and long-term awareness.
Key Highlights
✅ Educational Sessions – Expert-led discussions on menstrual health and hygiene management.
✅ Menstrual Hygiene Support – 300 girls will receive three months’ worth of sanitary pads.
✅ Boys’ Involvement – 250 boys will receive hygiene kits and actively participate in discussions.
✅ Interactive Activities – Trivia games, role-playing, and Q&A sessions to encourage open conversations.
✅ Community Engagement – Collaboration with school leadership, local organizations, and health professionals.
✅ Impact Surveys – Pre- and post-event evaluations to measure improvements in awareness and confidence.
Why This Matters
💡 1. Raising Awareness – Educate the community on menstrual health challenges and solutions.
🚀 2. Breaking the Stigma – Encourage open discussions to eliminate shame and discrimination.
💪 3. Empowering Students – Provide essential hygiene products and knowledge for proper menstrual management.
⚖ 4. Promoting Gender Equality – Involve both boys and girls in menstrual health conversations.
🌍 5. Creating Sustainable Impact – Advocate for long-term menstrual health support beyond the event.
Target Audience
👥 1090+ attendees expected:
🎒 550 students (300 girls & 250 boys)
👨👩👧 400 parents
🍎 20 teachers
🎓 100 alumni
🏫 5 school administrators
🏡 10 community members
🏪 6 vendors specializing in health and hygiene products
Get Involved!
We invite individuals, organizations, and well-wishers to support this initiative. Your contribution will help provide sanitary products, educational resources, and logistics for the event.
Sponsorship Opportunities
🥉 Bronze (10,000 Ksh): Logo on event materials & one booth at the event.
🥈 Silver (20,000 Ksh): Logo on event materials, social media mentions & two booths.
🥇 Gold (30,000 Ksh): Prominent logo placement, exclusive booth space, and a speaking opportunity at the event.
“By sponsoring this event, your organization demonstrates a strong commitment to social responsibility, gender equality, and community health.”
Contact Us
📞 Janet: +254 728 544 456
📞 Hillary: +254 726 244 116
✉ Email: lukosialumniacademiccommittee@gmail.com
🌍 Website: www.lukosiprimaryschool.org
Together, let’s break the stigma and create a future where every girl can manage her menstrual health with dignity.