Hot Cares assists in keeping young girls in school

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There has been increased attention to the menstrual health management needs of girls and young women in Southern Africa, relating to dignity, and to the potential link between the lack of access to sanitary products and school absenteeism. Girls who lack access to modern sanitary products often miss school, affecting their academic performance.

This is how Hot Cares is helping to keep young girls in school.
1 Feb 2024 English South Africa Non-Profit · Non-Profit

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