Enterprises


From Homelessness to Menstrual Health Advocacy: Meet Christine Okii Khatima

No one prepared Christine for her first period. She was at school when the blood came, causing her to panic. She…

DfG Ecuador: Empowering Indigenous Women Through Menstrual Health

In Ecuador’s remote, indigenous communities, there are limited educational, professional and social opportunities for girls and women. They also lack access…

Days for Girls in Malawi: Transforming Lives through Community Engagement

Days for Girls, with the generous support of This is L and partially funded by IREX and USAID, has been implementing…

Starbucks Foundation Funding Facilitates Lasting MH Impact

In 2008, Mt.Elgon, a Kenyan district near the border of Uganda, experienced a devastating and prolonged civil political conflict that resulted…

Malawi Policy Win: When Communities Own Menstrual Health Solutions, Girls Benefit

In global health and development, NGOs often make the mistake of operating in a vacuum. We strive to have clear theories…

2021 Enterprise Cohort

Say Hello To Our 2021 Enterprise Cohort! Days for Girls Enterprises are locally-led businesses that bring home-sewn kits, menstrual health education…

Fostering Female Leadership In Eswatini

Days for Girls loves collaborating with local organizations that uplift and invest in the next generation of women leaders! That’s why…

Staff Feature: Eunice Chimphoyo-Banda, DfG Malawi

Days for Girls is pleased to announce that Eunice Chimphoyo-Banda of Malawi, South Africa is now serving as our official Malawi…

2020 Enterprise Cohort Announcement

Meet Our New Enterprise Cohort! Days for Girls Enterprises are locally-run businesses that bring locally-sewn kits and MHH education to their…

Fighting Menstrual Shame In Kenya

(Trigger Warning: this post discusses suicide and self-harm) On September 6th, 2020, Days for Girls Bomet Enterprise organized an event to…