A social enterprise and global thought leader dedicated to providing a holistic Menstrual Health Management solution.
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What difference can period comfort make during a day of learning?
Here are some testimonials from students who participated in our recent Pad Pilot Study in Kenya.
The study was funded by Karibujua.
#AFRIpadsReusablePads #AFRIpadsInclusive #AFRIpadsDignifiedFlows – at Kampala, Uganda
On the International Day for the Eradication of Poverty, we recognise everyone helping women and girls access menstrual products.
Together, we can end period poverty.
#AFRIpadsReusablePads #AFRIpadsInclusive #AFRIpadsDignifiedFlows #MenstrualHealthEducation
WE ARE HIRING!
AFRIpads is looking for a Commercial Support Officer to join our Nairobi team and support sales, customer service and daily operations for the AFRIpads and So Sure brands.
Applications close on 16 October 2026.
For the full job description and application details, visit: afripads.com/jobs/commercial…
#AFRIpadsReusablePads #SoSure #JobsInKenya – at Kampala, Uganda
For a girl managing her period, access to suitable menstrual products can make the school day more comfortable.
As we mark International Day of the Girl Child, we recognise that being supported to manage their periods comfortably can help girls participate more fully in school.
#AFRIpadsReusablePads #AFRIpadsInclusive #AFRIpadsDignifiedFlows #MenstrualHealthEducation
For many women and girls, a period can affect their comfort, mood, confidence and everyday routines.
As we mark World Mental Health Day under the theme “Lived Experiences Heard: Real Voices, Real Change,” we recognise the importance of open conversations that help women and girls understand their menstrual health needs, have more positive menstrual experiences and support their mental wellbeing.
#WorldMentalHealthDay #AFRIpadsReusablePads #AFRIpadsInclusive #AFRIpadsDignifiedFlows #MenstrualHealthEducation
How can we move beyond a one-size-fits-all approach to menstrual product access?
Join the RMPMA webinar to explore menstrual product choice and access to reusable options.
📅 7th October | 4:00 PM EAT
Register here: zoom.us/meeting/register/9wO…
#RMPMA #MenstrualProductChoice #AFRIpadsReusablePads – at Kampala, Uganda
Thank you for sharing your story so openly. No girl should have to choose between managing her period and staying in class.
Your experience is a powerful reminder of why access to reliable, reusable menstrual products and menstrual health education matters. We’re grateful to everyone who believes in creating a period-friendly world where every girl can learn with dignity and confidence.
#AFRIpadsInclusive #AFRIpadsDignifiedFlows #AFRIpadsSustainableFlows – at Kampala, Uganda
Guys, the truth is girls are still missing school because they don’t have pads.
I’ve been there. In high school I missed several days every month, not because I was sick, but because I couldn’t trust the small cloth pads I made myself to hold till the end of the day. The fear of staining was bigger than the lesson.
When I look back, I just thank God I made it through. And I thank every organisation putting sanitary towels in girls’ hands so they don’t have to choose between dignity and class.
I want to join this work soon. No girl should lose school days because of her period.
🎥 Recap of our AFRIpads Ugandan Customer Appreciation Day.
As AFRIpads marks 16 years, we are grateful to the partners who have been part of our journey. Through these partnerships, we have made and distributed 30 million packs of reusable sanitary pads. Thank you for the years of trust and collaboration.
#AFRIpadsReusablePads #AFRIpadsInclusive #AFRIpadsDignifiedFlows #MenstrualHealthEducation – at Kampala, Uganda
📸 A look back at our AFRIpads Ugandan Customer Appreciation Day.
Through our partnerships, we have reached over 7 million women and girls with reusable menstrual pads across 15 countries and trained 2,535 female and 392 male participants in pad use and care through in-person and virtual sessions
#AFRIpadsReusablePads #AFRIpadsInclusive #MenstrualHealthEducation – at Kampala, Uganda
Thank you for the years of trust and collaboration.
#AFRIpadsReusablePads #AFRIpadsInclusive #AFRIpadsDignifiedFlows – at Kampala, Uganda
Women and girls manage period pain in different ways.
Which of these helps you most, or what else do you rely on?
Share your answer in the comments.
#AFRIpadsReusablePads #AFRIpadsInclusive #AFRIpadsDignifiedFlows
Every girl deserves to manage her period comfortably and with dignity while at school.
Access to suitable menstrual products can help make this part of her everyday school experience.
For enquiries, email [email protected] or call +256 (0) 39 217 4561.
#AFRIpadsReusablePads #AFRIpadsInclusive #AFRIpadsDignifiedFlows – at Kampala, Uganda
What helps you have a good menstrual health experience?
The answer may differ from one cycle to another. Swipe through and share in the comments what works for you.
#AFRIpadsInclusive #AFRIpadsDignifiedFlows #AFRIpadsSustainableFlows – at Kampala, Uganda
Menstrual health advocate, Tamfu Cendrick N shares his thoughts on the role of menstrual health education in helping girls learn about their bodies and periods.
AFRIpads remains committed to contributing to positive menstrual health experiences through access to appropriate products and practical information. – at Kampala, Uganda
Menstrual health advocate, Tamfu Cendrick N shares his thoughts on the role of menstrual health education in helping girls learn about their bodies and periods.
AFRIpads remains committed to contributing to positive menstrual health experiences through access to appropriate products and practical information.
#AFRIpadsInclusive #AFRIpadsDignifiedFlows #AFRIpadsSustainableFlows – at Kampala, Uganda
Do you have an inquiry or would you like to learn more about AFRIpads?
Contact our team on WhatsApp at +256 764 201 199, available Monday to Friday from 8:30 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. EAT. – at Kampala, Uganda
As September begins, what are you looking forward to in the coming weeks?
#AFRIpadsInclusive #AFRIpadsDignifiedFlows #AFRIpadsSustainableFlows – at Kampala, Uganda
Inclusive menstrual health education includes boys.
Engaging boys in AFRIpads reusable pad use and care sessions gives them practical knowledge and helps them develop a better understanding of menstrual hygiene.
#AFRIpadsInclusive #AFRIpadsDignifiedFlows #AFRIpadsSustainableFlows – at Kampala, Uganda
