Due to the lack of necessary hygienic products, women and girls are unfortunately stuck using cow dung, ashes, leaves, newspapers, used socks, old mattress cuttings, or rags during their menstrual cycle. These crude materials are not only ineffective but also unhygienic and uncomfortable. They also force girls and women to suffer the indignity of it all.

The Ntibonera Foundation is passionate about educating girls and women and helping provide the means necessary to sustain them as they live their lives. The Ntibonera Foundation has just launched the “Safepad Project”! This project will allow us to not only donate the items needed to create Safepad Kits, will include products that are more environmentally friendly, and sustainable because they are built to last for three to four years. It will also educate girls and women about using the products and maintaining better hygiene for their overall health and livelihood. This will keep girls in school and the entire project will be done through employing women in Congo! Educating, sustaining, and creating jobs all at once!

There is a huge demand of reusable sanitary pad in displacement camp at the moment.

Please consider making a monetary donation to Ntibonera foundation to allow us to purchase the materials, train more women and deliver a safe pad kit to a girl in a displacement camp.

With just $25, you have provide a safe pad kit to a young gril in a camp that can last her for three to four years.

Each kit contains:

One bag to discretely carry the contents
Instruction sheet
Two pair of undergarments
Two moisture barrier shields
Ten liners (4 variations)
Two sealable plastic bags
Four clothes pins
Two washcloths
Two bars of soap

SAFE PAD