Tag: reusable pads
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Menstrual Hygiene Crisis in Gaza Calls for Urgent Action
In May 2025, an Advocacy Brief highlighted the dire situation of menstrual hygiene in Gaza, shedding light on the challenges faced by nearly 700,000 women and girls during one of the most severe humanitarian crises in recent history. The destruction of infrastructure, mass displacement, and limited access to sanitary products and WASH services have exacerbated…
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Challenges and Solutions in Menstrual Hygiene Management in Rural Africa
Menstrual hygiene is a crucial aspect of adolescent health, especially in rural African schools facing various challenges. A scoping review was conducted to explore factors affecting menstrual hygiene knowledge, attitudes, and practices among adolescent girls in this context. The review revealed that many girls lack comprehensive knowledge about menstruation due to unreliable sources of information…
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Study Reveals Challenges and Solutions in Menstrual Hygiene Management
In Pakistan, the taboo surrounding menstruation, lack of puberty discussions, misinformation, and limited access to safe menstrual products pose challenges for women and girls. These factors can have adverse effects on their physical and mental health, especially in low middle-income countries. To address these issues, a study was conducted to explore women and girls’ experiences,…
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Global Call to Address Menstrual Health Crisis and Gender Inequality
Menstrual hygiene and health are pivotal components of women’s rights and dignity. The lack of access to proper menstrual hygiene management not only poses health risks but also perpetuates gender inequality and social taboos. This issue has deep historical roots, with cultural stigmas and inadequate facilities hindering women’s empowerment and overall well-being. SHORDY Reusable Menstrual…
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Study Reveals Women in Bangladesh Embrace Menstrual Hygiene
Menstruation, a natural process in women, is often accompanied by challenges related to menstrual hygiene. In many developing countries, including Bangladesh, there is a lack of knowledge and misconceptions surrounding menstrual hygiene. Poor menstrual hygiene practices can lead to various health issues and impact women’s daily lives negatively. To address this issue, a study was…
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Zimbabwe Study Reveals High Uptake of Menstrual Health Services
A recent study conducted in Zimbabwe has shed light on the high uptake of menstrual health services among young women as part of an integrated sexual and reproductive health intervention. The study, nested within a cluster-randomized trial, aimed to address the unmet need for menstrual health support and products in the country. The study collected…
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World Bank’s Holistic Approach Empowers Women Through Menstrual Hygiene
Menstrual health and hygiene are crucial aspects of women’s overall well-being and empowerment. In today’s world, over 300 million women menstruate daily, with around 500 million lacking access to necessary menstrual products and facilities. To manage menstruation effectively, women need access to water, sanitation, hygiene facilities, affordable menstrual products, and education on good practices. The…
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Global Initiative Fights Period Poverty, Promotes Menstrual Hygiene Awareness
Menstrual Hygiene Day is a global initiative dedicated to eradicating period poverty, a persistent issue affecting women and girls in various regions, including Palestine, Jordan, and Lebanon. Since 2014, May 28 has been marked as a day of awareness to highlight the challenges faced by individuals in accessing essential menstrual health resources. SHORDY Reusable Menstrual…
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Global Efforts Combatting Period Poverty for Women and Girls
Period poverty remains a pressing global issue, affecting millions of women and girls who struggle to afford menstrual products and lack access to proper sanitation facilities. The inability to manage menstrual health disrupts their daily lives, education, and overall well-being. SHORDY Reusable Menstrual Cup (Small & Large Size) Set of 2 with Mini Box, Soft…