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Research, partnerships, community stories, and updates from Days for Girls teams around the world.

Research, partnerships, community stories, and updates from Days for Girls teams around the world.

In the wake of Hurricane Helene, communities across North Carolina grappled with devastation. Amid the chaos, many girls and women found themselves without access to essential menstrual health products. Knowing that periods do not pause for emergencies, Days for Girls rallied our volunteers, and, through their humanitarian efforts, delivered Hybrid Kits—washable, reusable menstrual supplies—to 2,484…

On September 8, 2023 a 6.8 magnitude earthquake shook the countryside near Marrakech, Morocco. The quake destroyed village homes located in the High Atlas Mountains. Roads and ancient buildings were also damaged, and the death toll is close to 3,000, while more than 5,600 people are injured. In emergency situations the unique needs of women…

Together with AmeriCares, Lifting Hands International and Global Empowerment Mission Days for Girls is working to provide 4,800 DfG Hybrid Kits to those affected by the recent earthquakes in Turkey and Syria. On February 6, 2023 a magnitude 7.8 earthquake hit south and central Turkey along with northern and western Syria. A magnitude 6.7 aftershock shook…

At Days for Girls, we’re passionate about bringing a gender-inclusive lens to humanitarian efforts around the world. When disaster strikes, emergency responses often under-fund or exclude menstrual health care – leaving displaced women and girls unable to meet basic needs. We are committed to closing this gap on a global scale, by providing vital period…

Globally, more than 26 million women and girls are displaced due to conflicts, natural disasters and other humanitarian emergencies – leaving them struggling to manage menstruation. Addressing their needs is an important and growing focus of our work at Days for Girls International. We believe the ability to manage menstruation effectively and with dignity is…

In celebration of MH Day 2021 and this year’s theme #ItsTimeForAction, Days for Girls gathered partners for a special webinar event, “Periods in and after the pandemic: Refugee Spotlight” (scroll down to watch the full replay). Menstrual health in a time of emergency has been a key focus of the past year’s MH field-building efforts.…

April is National Volunteer (Appreciation) Month! Days for Girls is lucky to count 70,000 selfless, passionate volunteers on six continents as part of our global family. Our movement is buoyed by their collective hard work and generosity; from the sewists stitching pads to perfection, to the advocates rallying against period poverty on the national stage.…

In November 2020, Category 4 Hurricanes Eta and Iota devastated the Nicaraguan coast – leaving women, girls and communities reeling for months. That’s when our Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania Chapter stepped in. Last week, 320 DfG Kits were safely delivered to menstruators in Biliwi (a remote area affected by the hurricanes), including to a shelter for at-risk…

Each year, conflicts, disasters and public health emergencies leave millions of women and girls without access to clean and safe products to manage their menstruation. When local and foreign governments, and organizations shift their allocation of resources towards meeting “basic human needs,” menstrual health solutions are often under-funded, or excluded altogether. Days for Girls is…

At Days For Girls, our impact is rooted in the collaboration of an incredible global network. Around the world, our Chapters, Teams and Enterprises are working in tandem to build a better, more equitable future for women and girls – and solidarity is key to their success! By putting their hearts and minds together, DfG…
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